If you want to rent a supercar in Dubai, the process is simpler than almost anywhere else: most visitors can drive on their home licence, comprehensive insurance is part of the rate, and a car can be outside your hotel the same afternoon. The less good news is that prices, deposits and kilometre limits vary a great deal between companies, and the small print is where the surprises live. This guide is written by the team at YAZ Car Rental from our office at Azizi Riviera 3 in Al Merkadh, where we hand over the keys ourselves. It covers what a supercar rental in Dubai actually costs, what you need to bring, how the deposit works and how to choose between a Porsche 911 GT3 RS, a Lamborghini Huracán Tecnica, a McLaren 750S, a Lamborghini Urus and a Mercedes-AMG G 63.
Why Dubai is the easiest place in the world to rent a supercar
Three things make Dubai unusual. First, the roads: Sheikh Zayed Road, Jumeirah Beach Road, the Al Qudra cycle-track road and the mountain route to Hatta are all wide, well surfaced and reachable within a normal rental day. Second, the licence rules: the Roads and Transport Authority accepts driving licences from a long list of countries without any extra paperwork, and an International Driving Permit fills the gap for most others. Third, the fleet: because demand is so high, current-generation cars are the norm rather than the exception, and Super 98 fuel is sold at every station.
One honest caveat. Dubai is not a place to test a top speed. Fixed and mobile cameras are everywhere, the radar tolerance is small, and fines follow the car to the rental company and then to your deposit. A supercar draws no extra attention from a camera, but it is very easy to drift over the limit in a car that reaches 100 km/h in about three seconds. The pleasure here is in the sound, the views and the sense of occasion, not in speed.
What it costs to rent a supercar in Dubai: YAZ daily, weekly and monthly rates
These are our published rates as of September 2026. Every car includes 250 km per day and comprehensive insurance. Where a rate shows as ask, we price it on request rather than publishing a figure that may change.
| Car | Per day | Per week | Per month | Extra km | Other Dubai sites, Sept 2026 (AED/day) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mercedes-AMG G 63 (2025) | AED 1,200 | AED 7,200 | ask on WhatsApp | AED 8 | 1,300–2,000 |
| Lamborghini Urus S | AED 2,000 | AED 12,000 | AED 48,000 | AED 10 | 2,299–4,000 |
| Lamborghini Huracán Tecnica | AED 2,000 | AED 13,000 | ask on WhatsApp | AED 15 | 1,999–3,500 |
| McLaren 750S Coupé | AED 2,200 | AED 15,400 | ask on WhatsApp | AED 15 | 2,799–5,500 |
| Lamborghini Urus Performante | AED 2,300 | AED 13,800 | ask on WhatsApp | AED 12 | about 3,500 and up |
| Porsche 911 GT3 RS (2025) | AED 3,000 | ask on WhatsApp | AED 85,000 | AED 20 | 2,999–6,500 |
The right-hand column shows the range of rates we saw on other Dubai rental sites in September 2026 for the same or similar models. Our prices sit at or near the bottom of each range because we run a deliberately small fleet from one office rather than a marketplace. A Brabus-kitted G 63 and a Ferrari 12Cilindri are joining the fleet; ask us for dates and pricing. Check the special offers page before you book, as weekly and monthly deals change through the season.
Two figures matter more than the headline rate. The first is the extra-kilometre charge, because a day trip to Abu Dhabi or Hatta will take you past 250 km. The second is the deposit, covered below. Fuel is not included with any Dubai rental we know of, including ours; you return the car at the level you received it.
What you need: age, passport, licence, flight ticket
The minimum age to rent with us is 18. On collection we ask for three things, and it saves everyone time if they are ready on your phone before we meet:
- Passport, or an Emirates ID if you are a UAE resident.
- A valid driving licence from your home country. Depending on where it was issued you may also need an International Driving Permit alongside it. Send us a photo of the licence on WhatsApp before you travel and we confirm which applies. The official list of accepted countries is published by the RTA; our guide to driving in Dubai on an international licence walks through the common cases.
- Your flight ticket if you are visiting. We do not always ask, but the insurer can.
UAE residents on a foreign licence are a special case: once you hold a residence visa you are expected to drive on a UAE licence, and a rental on a home-country licence can leave you uninsured. If that is your situation, tell us before booking.
Deposit, card surcharge and refund timeline explained
Every rental in Dubai carries a security deposit, and this is where most of the questions we receive come from. Our tiers are simple: AED 2,000 for drivers aged 25 and over and AED 5,000 for drivers under 25. You can pay it in cash, by bank transfer or by card; card payments, for the deposit and for the rental itself, carry a 3% processing charge, so a bank transfer is the cheapest route if your bank allows a quick international payment.
The deposit is refunded within 15 days of the car coming back. The delay is not us holding your money for fun. Dubai Police traffic fines and Salik toll crossings can appear on the vehicle record several days after the event, and we need to see a clean record before releasing the full amount. If a fine or toll does show up, we deduct it, send you the record and refund the rest. Our article on the Dubai car rental deposit covers the under-25 rules and how to protect the deposit in more detail.
What is included: insurance, 250 km per day, Salik handling
Insurance
Comprehensive insurance is included with every car. If there is an accident and the police report puts you at fault (a red report), you pay the insurance excess, which is between AED 6,000 and AED 8,000 depending on the car, plus a share of the repair cost: 20% if you are 25 or older, 30% if you are under 25. If the other driver is at fault (a green report), you pay nothing beyond your time at the police station. Credit-card rental insurance almost never covers cars in this category, so do not rely on it.
Kilometres
250 km per day is included on every car, and on a multi-day rental the allowance pools across the booking. To put it in context, a full day around Dubai Marina, the Palm Jumeirah crescent, Downtown and back is usually under 100 km. A run to Abu Dhabi and back is 280 to 320 km, so on a one-day rental you would pay the extra-kilometre rate on the difference. That rate ranges from AED 8 per km on the G 63 to AED 20 per km on the GT3 RS, which is another reason to choose the car for the trip you actually plan.
Salik
Salik is Dubai's barrier-free toll system. Every gate you pass under is logged against the car and billed to us; we pass it on at cost plus AED 1 administration per crossing, settled from the deposit or invoiced after the rental. Current gate tariffs, including the variable peak and off-peak pricing, are on the official Salik site.
Delivery to hotel, residence or Dubai airport
You can collect from our office at Shop 2, Azizi Riviera 3, Al Merkadh, Dubai, between 9:00 and 23:00 every day, or we can bring the car to you anywhere in Dubai, including Dubai International Airport. Delivery is arranged when you book and the fee depends on the location and time, so ask on WhatsApp. Airport handovers work well if you send us your flight number and we track the arrival.
Allow around 20 minutes for the handover wherever it happens. We check your documents, photograph the car together from all sides, note the fuel level, and walk you through the drive modes, the nose-lift on the low cars and the parking sensors. The photographs protect you as much as us: if a scratch is already recorded at handover, it cannot be attributed to you at return.
Choosing the right car: GT3 RS vs Huracán vs 750S vs Urus vs G 63
- Porsche 911 GT3 RS (AED 3,000/day). The driver's choice: 518 hp, 9,000 rpm, rear-wheel drive and a rear wing you can see from the Marina towers. Pick it for early-morning runs to Hatta and Jumeirah Beach Road. Skip it if you want to relax in traffic or carry more than one bag; read our GT3 RS rental guide first.
- Lamborghini Huracán Tecnica (AED 2,000/day). The classic Dubai photograph: orange, naturally aspirated V10, rear-wheel drive. Approachable to drive, loud at 8,000 rpm and rarely available at this price elsewhere. Two seats only, and the nose needs care on ramps. See Lamborghini rentals and our Tecnica guide.
- McLaren 750S (AED 2,200/day). The fastest car we rent, 750 PS and 2.8 seconds to 100 km/h, with the most comfortable ride of the three sports cars thanks to its hydraulic suspension. Dihedral doors make the arrival. Ours is the Coupé.
- Lamborghini Urus S (AED 2,000/day) and Urus Performante (AED 2,300/day). Five seats, a real boot and 666 CV. The Urus S is the one with air suspension and a monthly rate; the Performante is lower, louder and more aggressive.
- Mercedes-AMG G 63 (AED 1,200/day). The value pick and the car that best fits the city. 2025 model, five seats, the lowest extra-km rate in the fleet at AED 8. Skip it only if you specifically want a two-seat supercar.
Browse our full fleet for photographs, specifications and live availability, and read about YAZ if you want to know who you are dealing with.
FAQ
How much does it cost to rent a Lamborghini in Dubai?
At YAZ Car Rental, a Lamborghini Huracán Tecnica or a Lamborghini Urus S is AED 2,000 per day, and the Urus Performante is AED 2,300 per day. Weekly rates are AED 13,000 for the Tecnica, AED 12,000 for the Urus S and AED 13,800 for the Performante, with the Urus S also available at AED 48,000 per month. All include 250 km per day and comprehensive insurance.
Can tourists drive in Dubai on a foreign licence?
Yes, in most cases. Visitors from a long list of countries can drive on their national licence alone, while visitors from other countries need an International Driving Permit alongside it. The accepted list is published by the RTA and changes from time to time, so send us a photo of your licence on WhatsApp and we will confirm before you book. Residents must hold a UAE licence.
Is fuel included in a supercar rental?
No. Fuel is not included with any supercar rental in Dubai, including ours. You receive the car with a recorded fuel level and return it at the same level; if it comes back lower, we refuel it and deduct the cost from the deposit. All our cars run on Super 98, which is sold at every station in the emirate, so topping up before return is straightforward.
Can I rent a supercar by the hour in Dubai?
We do not offer hourly rentals, and we would not recommend them for a car in this category. Every booking is a 24-hour rental day with 250 km included, which gives you time to collect, drive without watching the clock and return the car properly. If you only need a few hours for a photoshoot or an event, message us and we will suggest the most sensible option.
Book with YAZ Car Rental
Booking takes three WhatsApp messages: the car and your dates, a photo of your passport and licence, and where you want the car delivered. We confirm availability, send a payment link and agree the handover time. The Mercedes-AMG G 63 starts at AED 1,200 per day, the Lamborghini Huracán Tecnica and Urus S at AED 2,000, the McLaren 750S at AED 2,200 and the Porsche 911 GT3 RS at AED 3,000, each with 250 km per day and comprehensive insurance included and delivery anywhere in Dubai on request.
WhatsApp +971 52 536 9597 or browse our full fleet. Our rental FAQ answers the rest.
