Lotus Rental in Dubai

Lotus 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. The Lotus cars on this page therefore depend on what our partners list at a given moment. When a partner adds a Lotus, it appears here with photos of the real car, its price per day and its conditions.

If you have your heart set on a Lotus, the sports cars below are the closest way to get the same feeling behind the wheel while you wait for one to be listed.

What makes a Lotus different

Lotus is a British sports car maker with a simple idea: keep the car light so it turns, brakes and accelerates with precision. Its cars are made for drivers who enjoy steering more than showing off, and they feel very direct on the road. In Dubai, that kind of car comes alive on the open roads out of the city, such as the drive towards Hatta and its mountains.

• Lotus Emira: a two-seat, mid-engine sports coupe, the model most people look for when they want to rent a Lotus.
• Lotus Eletre: an electric SUV with four doors and room for passengers, a new direction for the brand.
• Lotus Emeya: an electric four-door grand tourer.
• Elise, Exige and Evora: the earlier lightweight sports cars that built the brand's reputation.

Sports cars similar to a Lotus Emira

• Porsche: sports cars such as the 911, with the same focus on precise handling.
• McLaren: another British maker of mid-engine cars, a step higher among our supercars.
• BMW: the M4 coupe, a sporty car you can also use every day.

For something even more exotic, Ferrari and Lamborghini are also rented through our partners.

Electric alternatives to the Lotus Eletre

If the Eletre caught your eye for its electric drive, our electric cars category gathers every electric model listed on Rentop, including cars from Tesla. An electric car is quiet in city traffic, a pleasant way to cross Dubai between Downtown, the Marina and Palm Jumeirah.

How much does it cost to rent a sports car in Dubai?

On Rentop, each price is set by the partner who owns the car and shown on its page before you book. A sports car costs more per day than a sedan or an SUV, and the price depends on the brand, the model and the length of the rental. Renting for a week or more lowers the price per day: see our weekly car rental and monthly car rental offers, or our guide on how much it costs to rent a car in Dubai.

Deposit, delivery and documents

Each car shows whether it needs a deposit before you book. With no deposit, nothing is blocked on your card, and every car that can be rented this way is on our no-deposit car rental page.

The car is delivered to your hotel, your home, your office or Dubai International Airport, and you pay at delivery. Extra kilometres are charged at the rate shown on each car, insurance details are on each car page, and Salik tolls are counted during the rental and paid at the end.

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, 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, and the conditions of each car are shown on its page before you book.