Audi R8 kiralama
Dubai

A single day is typically AED 999 – 1,499 for the Coupe and Spyder; long-term rates start near AED 430/day, and the Performance and Plus trims run higher.

Chauffeur service is offered by some providers at an additional cost, though on a two-seat V10 supercar most renters drive it themselves.

Generally 25 years old with three years of driving experience. Some providers allow 21 and over with a higher deposit.

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 R8 Coupe and the R8 Spyder (convertible), across the standard V10, the V10 Performance and Plus, and the rear-wheel-drive V10 RWD. All use the naturally-aspirated 5.2-litre V10.

Some providers offer no deposit; others hold up to about AED 5,000 depending on the trim and model year. Confirm the security deposit and insurance excess separately before booking.

Between 200 and 350 km per day depending on the provider. Overage is typically AED 10 – 25 per km — confirm the cap and rate for the specific listing.

Yes. Rentals are flexible: daily, weekly and monthly. A single day is typically AED 999 – 1,499, with long-term rates from about AED 430/day.

A naturally-aspirated 5.2-litre V10 — one of the last of its kind — producing 540 to 620 hp depending on the trim and model year, through a seven-speed S tronic gearbox.

About 3.2 to 3.8 seconds to 100 km/h depending on the trim, with a top speed of 320 to 331 km/h and the unmistakable naturally-aspirated V10 soundtrack.

Because the figure changes with the trim and model year — 540 hp on early cars, 570 on later standard cars, and 610 – 620 on the Performance and Plus. Confirm the exact unit before booking.

Most R8s use quattro all-wheel drive; the V10 RWD is the rear-wheel-drive version, which is lighter and more playful but less planted. Confirm the drivetrain if it matters.

Only the roof — the Spyder has a folding soft top for open-air driving. The engine, power and drivetrain are the same, and pricing and top speed differ slightly.

Two. It is a strict two-seater with a small front luggage compartment — enough for a soft bag or two rather than suitcases.

More than most supercars — it is famously usable day to day, with good visibility and a compliant ride, which is a large part of its appeal.

A 5.2-litre V10 driven hard drinks heavily. UAE fuel is cheap by global standards and rentals are full-to-full.

June to August, the low season, gives the lowest rates. November to February is peak, and the R8 sells out fast over long weekends.

Yes — roughly AED 12,692 – 100,000 per month depending on the trim and model year, which is where the effective AED 430/day figure comes from.

No. Audi ended R8 production in 2024 — it was the brand's last naturally-aspirated V10 supercar, which is part of why it stays in demand. Rental cars are used examples.

Yes — the R8 and the Huracan share the same 5.2-litre V10 and platform. The R8 is the more usable, understated of the two.

Grey, black, blue, red and the occasional Kyalami Green all appear in Dubai fleets. Special finishes occasionally carry a premium.

Track use is excluded from almost every standard rental contract and insurance policy. For a track day, book through Dubai Autodrome's own programme instead.

Trim, model year and provider — and the horsepower itself varies from 540 to 620 across listings. Confirm which exact unit is behind the price.