Economy SUV Sports & Luxury Cars for Rent in Dubai

For UAE residents, you need a valid UAE driving license, Emirates ID, resident visa, and a passport copy. For tourists, an original passport, visit visa, and either an International Driving Permit (IDP) or a valid driving license from their home country (if exempt) are required.

The minimum age is generally 21 years old, but for certain luxury or high-performance vehicles, the minimum age could be 25 years or higher

Yes, a credit card is typically required for payment and to secure the rental, as well as for any potential fines or damages

Standard insurance includes third-party liability insurance and Collision Damage Waiver (CDW). CDW limits the renter’s financial liability but comes with an excess amount (deductible) between AED 1500-5000.

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CDW covers damage to the rental vehicle itself in case of an accident or collision but does not cover damage if the vehicle was driven by an unauthorized driver, under the influence of alcohol or drugs, or damage to the interior, tires, windscreen, or underside of the vehicle. 

Yes, you can acquire additional insurance such as Super Collision Damage Waiver (SCDW) to reduce the liability to zero, Personal Accident Insurance (PAI) for medical expenses and accidental death benefits, Windscreen Damage Waiver (WS), Roadside Safety Net (RSN), and Tire Cover (TC)

Additional fees include fuel charges, Salik (toll) fees, additional driver fees, late return charges, mileage surcharges if you exceed the specified limit, and Value Added Tax (VAT)

Traffic fines and Salik toll charges are not included in the rental price and will be added to your final bill. You will be notified by the rental company if such charges are incurred

Generally, you can drive a rental car to other emirates in the UAE, but off-road driving, including desert driving, is usually prohibited. Check with the rental company for any specific restrictions