The fleet has five Ferrari models: Roma, F8 Tributo Spider, 296 GTB, SF90 Stradale and Purosangue, from AED 2,500 to 6,000 a day. That is three coupes, one convertible and one SUV, each with its own character and purpose. Below are the rates for September 2026, driver requirements, and a practical look at where in Dubai it makes sense to take a Ferrari out and where it does not.
Ferrari rental prices by model
| Model | Per day, AED | Per week, AED | Per month, AED | Specs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ferrari Roma | 2,500 | 13,750 | 42,500 | 620 hp, 4 seats |
| Ferrari F8 Tributo Spider | 2,900 | 15,950 | 49,300 | 720 hp, 2 seats, convertible |
| Ferrari 296 GTB | 3,000 | 16,500 | 51,000 | 830 hp (hybrid), 2 seats |
| Ferrari SF90 Stradale | 4,500 | 24,750 | 76,500 | 1,000 hp (plug-in hybrid), 2 seats |
| Ferrari Purosangue | 6,000 | 33,000 | 102,000 | 725 hp, 4 seats, SUV |
The weekly rate is roughly equal to six days, the monthly rate to 17-22 days depending on the model.
Ferrari Roma, AED 2,500 a day
The Roma is the most accessible and most practical model from the brand in the fleet: a grand tourer for four with a 620 hp turbocharged V8, built for a long drive rather than just a short run. It is the only Ferrari in the lineup where a couple can comfortably bring along a second couple in the back, and the boot takes a weekend's luggage.
Ferrari F8 Tributo Spider, AED 2,900 a day
The F8 Tributo Spider is a two-seat convertible with a 720 hp turbocharged V8, one of the most powerful engines in the lineup before the hybrids arrived. The open top pushes the price above the closed coupe of the same generation, but it delivers exactly what people rent this car for, the exhaust note with nothing between the driver and the street.
Ferrari 296 GTB, AED 3,000 a day
The 296 GTB is a hybrid model rated at 830 hp: a turbocharged V6 plus an electric motor, and among the Ferrari coupes in the fleet only the SF90 Stradale is more powerful. The power increase over the F8 shows up less in top speed and more in the response off the line, and that is what makes the 296 GTB a more modern car rather than simply a pricier one.
Ferrari SF90 Stradale, AED 4,500 a day
The SF90 Stradale is Ferrari's plug-in hybrid flagship coupe and the most powerful Ferrari in the fleet: a twin-turbo V8 and three electric motors give 1,000 PS, all-wheel drive and 0 to 100 km/h in 2.5 seconds. It can also cover up to 25 km on electricity alone, which is handy for leaving a hotel without the roar of the engine. Two seats and a 74-litre front boot, so it is a car for the drive itself rather than for luggage.
Ferrari Purosangue, AED 6,000 a day
The Purosangue is Ferrari's first and only SUV, four seats with doors that open toward each other, and a naturally aspirated 725 hp V12, a rarity in 2026. The price being double that of the 296 GTB is not an accident, it is the newest and most limited model from the brand, and rental demand for it consistently outpaces supply.
Driver requirements
Requirements are the same across all five models and no different from renting a regular sedan: age from 21, driving experience from 1 year, no deposit. Prior experience with sports cars specifically is not required and is not checked separately.
Mileage limit and the extra-kilometre charge
The rate includes 250 km a day, enough for an active day around the city, while a return trip to Abu Dhabi with driving around the city comes to 280 to 300 km, slightly over the limit. The extra-kilometre rate on cars in this class sits at the top of the pricing scale, from AED 10 or more, so if you are planning to cover several emirates during your stay, agree on unlimited mileage when you book rather than pay for the overage afterward.
Where it makes sense to drive a Ferrari in Dubai
Sheikh Zayed Road early in the morning or late at night, when the highway is clear and you can actually feel the engine without the risk of sitting in traffic. Dubai Marina promenade and JBR for an unhurried evening drive, where the car itself and the view matter more than speed. Palm Jumeirah, especially the loop road along the Crescent, a popular spot for photos against the hotels. Downtown Dubai near the Burj Khalifa and Dubai Mall for a stop and some pictures, not for fast driving, traffic is dense and there are a lot of signals. For the supercars in the fleet, the Purosangue included, do not plan a trip on unpaved desert tracks or the mountain roads around Hatta, the fleet has SUVs built for that instead, such as the Nissan Patrol or Toyota Land Cruiser.
Fuel
The car is handed over with a full tank, on rentals of 5 days or more the first tank is free, after that you top up as you go. Fuel prices in the UAE are revised monthly, it is easier to check the current figure in the ADNOC or ENOC app before your trip than to rely on a fixed number. On the turbocharged models such as the F8 Tributo Spider and the 296 GTB, consumption climbs noticeably in sport mode on the highway, worth factoring into the budget for a day of active driving.
A convertible and the heat: the F8 Tributo Spider in summer
From May to September, daytime temperatures in Dubai easily pass 40 degrees, and driving with the roof down is only comfortable early in the morning or after sunset. The F8 Tributo Spider stays in the fleet year round, but in summer it is usually booked for evening drives along the promenade rather than daytime outings. From October to April conditions are milder, and the convertible can be used throughout the day without discomfort.
Insurance
Basic insurance with own-damage cover is included in the rate. Full zero-excess cover is available for an extra fee, ask for the current rate for the specific model when you book, it costs more on supercars than on regular cars but removes the hassle over small chips and parking scrapes, which happen more often than you would like in dense city traffic.
How to book
Payment is by card, cash or bank transfer, full prepayment, no deposit. Delivery and collection anywhere in Dubai are free on rentals of 7 days or more, on shorter rentals delivery and collection together cost AED 210 regardless of location. The minimum rental is 1 day, which works for a single photoshoot trip or a full holiday.
Which model to choose
The Roma suits a couple travelling with another couple, or anyone who wants to spend several days in a Ferrari without compromising on comfort, including a long drive. The F8 Tributo Spider makes sense for one memorable drive for two with the roof down, an evening along the promenade for example. The 296 GTB is worth taking if what matters most is hybrid technology and sharp acceleration in a coupe body rather than a convertible, and the SF90 Stradale when only the most powerful Ferrari in the fleet will do. The Purosangue gets picked when you need four seats and an SUV silhouette, but with the status and the engine of a Ferrari rather than a Lamborghini Urus or a Rolls-Royce Cullinan.
Example: three days with the Roma
The Roma for 3 days at the daily rate: AED 7,500. Fuel for city driving plus one trip to Abu Dhabi: roughly AED 400 to 600. Salik for three days of active driving: around AED 60 to 100. On rentals shorter than 7 days, delivery and collection together cost AED 210. The total lands around AED 8,200 to 8,400 for three days on the brand's most accessible model in the fleet.
