The cheapest sports car in our fleet right now is the Chevrolet Corvette C8 Stingray Convertible 2024 at AED 750 a day. True supercars start at about AED 1,000 (Nissan GT-R), the cheapest Ferrari, the Roma, is AED 2,500, and the cheapest V10 Lamborghini, the Huracan Tecnica, is AED 2,800 a day. Rent for a week and each day costs roughly 17 to 21 percent less.

The ranking, cheapest first

Below are twelve sports cars and supercars from our catalogue sorted by daily price. Prices are in dirhams as of November 2026; the current price is always on each car's page. The last column is the charge for every kilometre beyond the included limit.

CarDay, AEDWeek (7 days), AEDMonth (30 days), AEDExtra km, AED
Chevrolet Corvette C8 Stingray Convertible 20247504,35014,2505
Nissan GT-R 20241,0005,80019,0005
Jaguar F-Type Convertible 20241,0005,80019,0005
Porsche 718 Cayman 20241,2006,96022,8005
Audi R8 V10 20231,4008,12026,6005
Porsche 911 Carrera 20251,60010,850see car page5
Aston Martin Vantage 20232,00011,00034,00010
McLaren 570S 20192,30012,65039,10010
McLaren Artura 20242,30012,65039,10010
Ferrari Roma 20232,50013,75042,50010
Ferrari 488 Spider 20192,70014,85045,90010
Lamborghini Huracan Tecnica 20242,80015,40047,60010

For context, the top of the catalogue looks like this: the Ferrari SF90 Stradale 2023 is AED 4,500 a day and the Ferrari Purosangue 2024 is AED 6,000. The first and last rows of the table differ almost fourfold, and the gap tells you a lot about what the money buys.

What each price level gets you

AED 750 to 1,200 a day. Sports cars that look and sound the part for a lot less money. The Corvette C8 has a 495 hp V8 mounted behind the driver and a folding roof. The Nissan GT-R makes 565 hp, has all-wheel drive and four seats, and is known for its launch. The Jaguar F-Type Convertible gives you 450 hp and open-air driving. The Porsche 718 Cayman, with its 300 hp mid-mounted engine, is the lightest and most driver-focused option. In the same zone sit the Porsche 718 Boxster and the BMW Z4 M40i roadsters at AED 800 a day, if an open roof matters more to you than raw power.

AED 1,400 to 2,300. This is where the cars people come to Dubai for begin. The Audi R8 V10 with its naturally aspirated ten-cylinder engine, the Porsche 911 Carrera, the 503 hp Aston Martin Vantage, the 570 hp McLaren 570S and the hybrid McLaren Artura. These are low two-seaters, so expect to take car park ramps and speed bumps slowly for the first day.

From AED 2,500. Ferrari and Lamborghini. The 620 hp Ferrari Roma 2023 is the cheapest Ferrari we list, a 2+2 coupe that works well for two people with luggage. The Ferrari 488 Spider has 670 hp and a folding hard top. The Lamborghini Huracan Tecnica pairs a 640 hp V10 with rear-wheel drive. If you want the Lamborghini badge but not necessarily a sports car, the Lamborghini Urus 2023 SUV is AED 1,800 a day, though that is a different kind of car altogether.

Extra kilometres: where a supercar gets expensive

Most cars include 250 km per day. In the city that is plenty: Dubai Marina to Downtown and back is around 60 km. The limit starts to bite on trips out of town. Abu Dhabi is about 140 km each way, so a return trip is already over one day's allowance.

On the Corvette, GT-R, F-Type, Cayman, R8 and 911 Carrera each extra kilometre costs AED 5. On the Aston Martin, McLaren, Ferrari and Lamborghini models in the table it is AED 10. Example: drive 350 km in one day in the Ferrari Roma and the 100 km excess costs AED 1,000, close to half the daily rate. That is why a long drive makes more sense inside a weekly rental, where the allowance builds up over all the days.

Why the weekly rate is the better deal

A week always costs less than seven separate days. Seven days of the Corvette C8 at AED 750 would be AED 5,250, while the weekly price is AED 4,350, a saving of AED 900 or about 17 percent. The more expensive the car, the bigger the gap: seven separate days of the Lamborghini Huracan Tecnica would be AED 19,600, the weekly rate is AED 15,400, so you keep AED 4,200, about 21 percent. A week in the Ferrari Roma works out at roughly AED 1,964 a day instead of 2,500.

A week brings two more advantages. Delivery and return anywhere in Dubai are free on rentals from 7 days, while shorter rentals pay AED 210 for delivery and return together. The limit stays at 250 km a day, and the price of each extra kilometre is shown on the car page.

The monthly rate is cheaper still per day: the Huracan Tecnica for 30 days is AED 47,600, about AED 1,587 a day. Few people take a supercar for a month, though; it is usually someone spending the season in Dubai.

Terms worth checking before you book

  • Deposit. Every car has a refundable deposit; on supercars it can be higher than AED 1,000, and the exact amount is shown on the car page.
  • Age and experience. The base rule is 21 years old with at least one year of driving experience. Some supercars have stricter terms, also shown on the car page.
  • Payment. Cash, bank card or e-wallet. When you pay by card, the rental amount may be held as a pre-authorisation and charged at the end.
  • Fines and Salik. Speeding fines and Salik toll gates are paid by the renter at actual cost.
  • Licence. The list of countries whose licences are accepted without an International Driving Permit is in our UAE licence guide. If your country is not on it, check with us before booking.

How to book

Pick a car in the catalogue and send a request through the form on its page with your dates, or write to info@rentalcars-dubai.ae. You can collect the car at our office in Princess Tower, Dubai Marina, open daily from 10:00 to 19:00, or have it delivered. Russian-speaking support is available.