Kaiyi Rental in Dubai
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Kaiyi rental in Dubai: this young Chinese brand, linked to the Chery group, makes affordable SUVs such as the compact X3 Pro and the larger X7. On Rentop, the Kaiyi cars on offer depend on what our licensed rental partners list, and they appear on this page as soon as a partner adds one. For a similar car right now, look at Jetour, Exeed, Haval or MG, or browse our SUVs. You pay on delivery, at your hotel, your home or the airport.
Kaiyi rental in Dubai: how it works on Rentop
Rentop is a marketplace: the cars belong to licensed rental partners in Dubai, and each partner sets its own price. That is why the Kaiyi cars on this page depend on what our partners list at a given moment. When a partner adds a Kaiyi, it appears here with photos of the real car, its price per day and its conditions.
If you came for a Kaiyi, the brands below offer the same kind of car: a modern, well-equipped SUV at an accessible price, delivered to you in Dubai. They suit the same trips: school runs, airport pick-ups, shopping in the malls and weekend drives out of the city.
What is Kaiyi?
Kaiyi is a Chinese car brand linked to the Chery group, one of China's large carmakers. It focuses on affordable SUVs and family cars with a modern look and plenty of on-board technology, such as large touchscreens and smartphone connection.
- Kaiyi X3 Pro: a compact SUV, easy to park and comfortable in the city.
- Kaiyi X7: a larger SUV with more room for a family and its luggage.
In the UAE, Kaiyi belongs to the wave of Chinese brands that have become a common sight on Dubai roads, next to names such as Jetour, Haval and MG.
Cars similar to Kaiyi to rent in Dubai
- Jetour and Exeed: two other brands of the Chery group, with spacious SUVs and generous equipment.
- Haval: SUVs from Great Wall Motor, from compact to family size.
- MG: affordable sedans and SUVs, a good fit for a short stay or a monthly rental.
- JAC: practical SUVs and family cars at accessible prices.
Prefer a Japanese or Korean car? Mitsubishi, Hyundai and Kia cover the same budget, and all of them are gathered in our economy cars and SUV categories.
How much does it cost to rent a Chinese SUV in Dubai?
On Rentop, each price is set by the partner who owns the car and shown on its page before you book. Chinese SUVs usually sit in the affordable part of the market, close to Japanese and Korean compact SUVs, and the price per day depends on the model, its age and the length of the rental.
Renting for longer lowers the price per day: see our weekly car rental and monthly car rental offers, or read our guide on how much it costs to rent a car in Dubai.
Deposit, delivery and payment
Each car shows whether it needs a deposit before you book. With no deposit, nothing is blocked on your card, and all the cars that can be rented this way are on our no-deposit car rental page.
The car is delivered to your hotel, your home, your office or Dubai International Airport. You pay at delivery. Each car includes a daily mileage allowance, extra kilometres are charged at the rate shown on the car, insurance details are on each car page, and Salik tolls are counted during the rental and paid at the end.
Documents and minimum age
UAE residents: a UAE driving licence and an Emirates ID. Tourists: a passport, a visit visa and your home driving licence. Licences from the UK, the United States, Canada, China, the Gulf countries and most European countries are accepted as they are; for other countries, add an International Driving Permit.
The minimum age depends on the partner who owns the car, from 18 with some. Most cars can be rented from one day, by the day and not by the hour, and the conditions of each car are shown on its page before you book.
Frequently Asked Questions
Kaiyi cars appear on this page when one of our rental partners lists one. Meanwhile, Jetour and Exeed, two other Chery group brands, offer very similar SUVs.
Kaiyi makes affordable SUVs and family cars, such as the compact X3 Pro and the larger X7, with a modern design and plenty of on-board technology.
Compact SUVs from Haval or MG are the closest match, and Japanese or Korean compact SUVs cover the same budget. See all of them in our SUV category.
Each price is set by the partner who owns the car and shown before you book. Chinese SUVs usually sit in the affordable part of the market, and the price per day drops for weekly and monthly rentals.
Yes, on many cars. Each car shows whether it needs a deposit before you book, and our no-deposit car rental page gathers all the cars with nothing blocked on your card.
Yes. The car can be delivered to Dubai International Airport, your hotel, your home or your office, and you pay on delivery.
Residents need a UAE driving licence and an Emirates ID. Tourists need a passport, a visit visa and their home licence, plus an International Driving Permit for some countries. The minimum age depends on the partner, from 18 with some.