Dodge Charger Rental in Dubai

Dodge Charger rental in Dubai

The Dodge Charger is a full-size American saloon with a muscle car attitude: long, wide and low, with four doors, five seats and a deep boot. It was never meant to feel European. Engines range from a 3.6-litre V6, smooth enough to drive to the office every morning, to the HEMI V8s of the R/T and Scat Pack versions, and most cars send their power to the rear wheels. It sits in our sedan category, and it is one of the few cars with this character that a family of four can actually travel in.

Rentop is a marketplace: each Charger on this page belongs to a licensed rental partner in Dubai, and you book it at the price that partner sets.

Today 1 car can be booked on this page, from AED 499 per day.

How much does it cost to rent a Charger in Dubai?

The daily price depends on the engine (V6 or V8), the version, the model year and the length of the rental. The table above shows every listing with its own daily, weekly and monthly price.

Prices start at AED 499 per day.

By the week, rentals start from AED 3,099.

By the month, they start from AED 8,799.

Renting for longer lowers the cost per day: see our weekly car rental and monthly car rental pages, and our guide on how much it costs to rent a car in Dubai.

Rent a Charger with no deposit

Depending on the partner, a Charger can be rented with no deposit. When a listing is deposit-free, nothing is blocked on your card, and each listing shows whether a deposit is needed before you book. Every deposit-free car on the site is on our no deposit car rental page.

1 of the Charger listings need no deposit, from AED 499 per day.

Why rent a Charger in Dubai

• Presence with practicality: it looks like a muscle car but carries five people and real luggage, which a two-door coupe cannot.
• A comfortable cruiser: a heavy car with a long wheelbase soaks up the expansion joints on elevated roads and stays quiet at motorway speed.
• Built for wide roads: Sheikh Zayed Road lit up at night, the long trunk road of Palm Jumeirah and Al Qudra Road out to the desert suit it perfectly.
• Occasions: a first week in the Gulf, a wedding, a shoot, or simply a preference for a big rear-wheel-drive saloon over another crossover.

Where the Charger fits in the city

Hotel valet bays and mall car parks in Downtown Dubai and Business Bay are sized for big SUVs, so a long saloon fits everywhere visitors actually go; only older underground car parks call for a little care with the length. A Charger draws attention, and Dubai notices: speed cameras cover Sheikh Zayed Road, Al Khail Road and Emirates Road, tailgating is an offence in its own right, and loud revving in residential streets can lead to a fine. Drive it as a cruiser and it is a relaxed, comfortable car for long distances, including the motorway to Abu Dhabi.

Alternatives to the Charger

Compare the Chevrolet Camaro, a two-door American coupe, the Ford Mustang for a classic muscle car, or the Toyota Avalon for a quieter large saloon. Every model of the brand is on our Dodge page.

Mileage, Salik and delivery

Dubai road tolls (Salik) are counted during the rental and paid at the end of it. Extra kilometres are charged at the rate shown on each listing, and insurance details are on each car page.

Each rental includes around 250 km per day, and extra kilometres cost from AED 5 to AED 5 per km depending on the car.

The partner brings the car where you are: your hotel, your home, your office or Dubai Airport. You check the car and your documents together, and you pay at that moment.

Documents you need

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, most European countries and many others are accepted as they are; for other countries, add an International Driving Permit. The minimum age depends on the partner and is shown on each listing.