Lamborghini Urus Rental in
Dubai

Rental prices start from around AED 1,200 per day for the standard 2019–2022 Urus and rise to AED 2,800+ for the Urus S and Performante, depending on model year, season and rental duration.

Yes. Chauffeur service is available at an additional cost and is a common choice for business transfers, weddings and special occasions.

Most companies set the minimum at 25 years with two to three years of driving experience. A few accept younger drivers with a surcharge.

Yes across all seven emirates, which standard insurance covers. Crossing into Oman needs written approval and extra cover, and most contracts do not permit Saudi Arabia.

The standard 2019–2022 Urus, starting from around AED 1,200/day depending on the provider and season. The Urus S and Performante start considerably higher.

Five as standard. Some cars are specified with individual rear seats instead of the bench, which makes them four-seaters with more rear comfort.

Many platforms now offer no-deposit rentals. Older-generation and premium Performante units may still require AED 5,000 – 10,000.

It varies more than on other cars: 200 km/day with some providers, 250 km/day with others, and unlimited on a few premium units. Overage runs about AED 10 – 20/km.

It is the most practical Lamborghini for it — all-wheel drive, air suspension, multiple drive modes and genuine highway comfort over long distances.

Yes. Airport pickup and drop-off are widely available at Dubai International (DXB), and at Al Maktoum International (DWC) on request.

A valid driving licence (or IDP), a passport copy with visa or entry stamp, Emirates ID for residents, and a credit card where a deposit applies.

A 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 — 650 PS in the original car, 666 PS in the Urus S and Performante — paired with an eight-speed automatic.

About 3.6 seconds to 100 km/h in the original Urus, 3.5 in the Urus S and 3.3 in the Performante, with a top speed around 305 km/h.

The Urus is the 2018–2022 original at 650 PS. The Urus S is the 2023 facelift at 666 PS. The Performante is the track-focused version — stiffer, lighter and louder.

Yes. Permanent all-wheel drive with a torque-vectoring rear differential and a full set of terrain modes, including sand.

It has a Sabbia (sand) drive mode and the hardware for graded desert roads. Confirm with the provider first — many contracts still exclude off-road use.

Yes — a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 drinks accordingly. Rentals are usually full-to-full, and a prepaid fuel package is a common add-on.

June to August, the low season, gives the lowest rates. November to February is peak, with the highest demand and prices.

Yes — roughly AED 26,000 – 52,000 per month for the standard Urus and from about AED 60,000 for the Performante, well below the daily rate multiplied out.

Yellow (Giallo Auge), white, black and grey dominate the Dubai fleet, with green and blue appearing occasionally. Colour rarely changes the price.

Yes. Several providers offer chauffeur service, which is a common choice for weddings, VIP arrivals and corporate events.

Yes. It is one of the most-booked cars in Dubai for weddings, anniversaries and VIP arrivals. Book well ahead for weekend dates.

Because the same name covers a 2019 car and a 2025 Performante, plus Mansory-tuned widebody builds. Always confirm which car sits behind the listing.

An aftermarket widebody conversion with carbon panels and up to about 820 hp. It rents well above a standard Urus and is not a factory Lamborghini spec.

Yes — the Urus SE is a plug-in hybrid introduced in 2024, but the Dubai rental fleet is still almost entirely the V8 cars.