Hyundai Accent rental in Dubai

Compare 2 Hyundai Accent cars available for rent in Dubai, from AED 90/day up to AED 110/day, with daily, weekly and monthly rates, no-deposit options, free delivery and 24/7 support.

Hyundai Accent 2026 Rental Dubai - Front View
Hyundai Accent 2026 Rental Dubai - Detail View
Hyundai Accent 2026 Rental Dubai - Detail View
Hyundai Accent 2026 Rental Dubai - Detail View
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Deposit: AED 2000

Min 3 days

AEDĀ 110 / per day

250 Km

Hyundai Accent 2022 Rental Dubai - Front View
Hyundai Accent 2022 Rental Dubai - Detail View
Hyundai Accent 2022 Rental Dubai - Detail View
Hyundai Accent 2022 Rental Dubai - Detail View
instant booking

Deposit: AED 1000

Min 3 days

AEDĀ 90 / per day

250 Km

Hyundai Accent Rental Prices in Dubai (AED)

Daily rates from AED 90 up to AED 110 across 2 available Accent cars. All prices include insurance.

CarDayDeposit
Hyundai Accent (Silver), 2022AED 90AED 1,000
Hyundai Accent (White), 2026AED 110AED 2,000

Day / week / month rental rates in AED. Subject to availability. 24/7 customer support included.

Monthly Hyundai Accent rental in Dubai

Long-term deals from AED 1,980/month, ideal for residents and extended stays.

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Two Hyundai Accent from AED 90 per day, from three days up

Rentop lists two Hyundai Accent today. The first opens at AED 90 per day, the second sits at AED 120, and neither takes a booking shorter than three days. By the week the price starts at AED 560, and by the month it runs from AED 1980 to AED 2300 depending on which of the two you take. At this price nothing has been stripped out: insurance is inside the booking, delivery anywhere in Dubai is free, and the no deposit option applies here.

Two cars is not many, and we would rather say so plainly. It also means nothing about your booking is vague: you are reserving one of two specific saloons whose year, colour and price are printed above.

The two cars, exactly as they appear

One is a 2022 and the other a 2024. One is silver and the other white. They are advertised at 123 hp and 150 hp, one has four doors and the other five, and both seat five people around a 1.5 litre petrol engine. The listings do not say which colour, which output or which door count belongs to which year, so we will not guess on your behalf. Open the two cards and the pairing is spelled out.

Both sit in the economy class, both are automatic with air conditioning, which here is not a comfort item but the line between a usable car and an unusable one, and the boot is generous for the size: two suitcases and a full grocery run go in without an argument.

The month at AED 1980, and what that is per day

This is where the Accent stops being a cheap car and becomes a sensible one. Thirty days charged at the opening rate of AED 90 would add up to AED 2700. The monthly price starts at AED 1980, so the long booking takes AED 720 off that total and brings the car down to AED 66 a day, every day, with fuel and Salik on top.

The week does the same job with smaller figures. Seven days billed at AED 90 would be AED 630, while the weekly rate starts at AED 560, so you keep AED 70 and each day costs AED 80 instead of AED 90. The longer the booking, the less a day costs.

The drivers who squeeze the most out of that arithmetic are usually recent arrivals: someone waiting on a residence visa before buying, someone whose own car is still on a ship, someone driving for a platform where every dirham of daily cost comes out of the day's takings. AED 66 a day for a car that is automatic, cold inside and insured answers all three.

Renting with no deposit held

This is the model where the no deposit option counts for most, because the people who rent it are the people who cannot have a lump sum frozen on a card for weeks. A held deposit is not a charge, but it behaves like one: it eats into your limit, and it does not come back the day you hand the keys over.

Taking that option removes the block: your card keeps its headroom, and paired with payment on delivery the money leaves your account only when the car is in front of you.

Running a small car in Dubai

A compact saloon is the right tool here. The car parks under the malls are built around cars this size, the older streets behind Deira and Karama forgive it, and the tight bays in the Marina towers stop being a daily negotiation. A 1.5 litre engine drinks very little, which becomes a real monthly saving.

  • Salik gantries read the car as you drive under them, and each crossing is added to your rental bill.
  • Park under cover or in shade when you can. It is not comfort, it is how long the cabin takes to cool.
  • Abu Dhabi is a little over an hour away on the E11 and Hatta is around 90 minutes, both easy runs in this car.
  • Stay inside posted limits. Cameras are everywhere and every fine follows the vehicle back to the rental.

What the price covers

  • Insurance on the car, already inside the rate you can see.
  • Delivery to your address in Dubai at no charge, and collection the same way.
  • A no deposit option, so nothing sits frozen on your card.
  • Payment on delivery, if you would rather not send money ahead.
  • A team you can reach 24/7 the whole time the car is yours.
  • Online booking, with daily, weekly and monthly pricing from three days up.

Booking one of the two Accent

Choose the car you want above, set your dates, confirm online and tell us where in Dubai to bring it. With only two units on the calendar, availability is the real constraint here rather than price: the cheaper car goes first, and a monthly booking takes it out of circulation in one block. If your dates are fixed, book early, and if they are flexible, compare both cards first, because AED 30 a day is AED 30 a day.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Rentop lists two Hyundai Accent, one from AED 90 per day and one at AED 120, and the shortest booking either takes is three days. The week starts at AED 560 and the month runs from AED 1980 to AED 2300 depending on the car. Insurance and delivery inside Dubai are already inside those rates.

The monthly price starts at AED 1980. Thirty days charged at the opening daily rate of AED 90 would come to AED 2700, so booking by the month keeps AED 720 in your pocket and brings the car down to AED 66 a day. Fuel and Salik crossings sit on top of that figure.

Yes. The no deposit option is available on this model, so no lump sum is frozen on your card while you have the car. Your credit limit stays free for rent, groceries and travel. You can also pay on delivery, which means money only leaves your account once the car is with you.

Three days. From there you can extend day by day, switch to the weekly rate from AED 560, which works out at AED 80 per day, or take the monthly rate from AED 1980. Longer bookings always cost less per day, so it pays to tell us the real dates rather than the safe ones.

Two cars: a 2022 and a 2024, one silver and one white, advertised at 123 hp and 150 hp, one with four doors and the other with five. Both seat five people, both use a 1.5 litre petrol engine, and both are automatic with air conditioning. The cards above show which figure belongs to which car.

Yes. It is small enough for covered car parks, the older streets around Deira and Karama and the tight bays in Marina towers, while the boot still takes two suitcases and a grocery run. The 1.5 litre engine uses little fuel, and Salik crossings are simply added to the rental bill.