Jetour X70 Plus Rental in Dubai

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Jetour X70 Plus rental in Dubai

The Jetour X70 Plus is a three row family SUV from Jetour, a young brand of the Chinese Chery group that has become a familiar sight in Dubai showrooms. It is built for a simple brief: seven seats, a tall and airy cabin, a large central screen and a generous list of equipment for the money. If the badge is new to you, the idea behind it is not: this is the car that carries a whole family in one vehicle instead of two.

Rentop is a marketplace: each X70 Plus on this page belongs to a licensed rental partner in Dubai, and you book it at the price that partner sets.

How much does it cost to rent an X70 Plus in Dubai?

The daily price depends on the model year, the trim, the length of the rental and whether a deposit is asked. Each listing in the table above shows its own daily, weekly and monthly price.

Longer rentals lower 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 an X70 Plus with no deposit

A family SUV is often booked for a long stay, so a rental with no deposit makes a real difference: nothing is blocked on your card, and each listing shows whether a deposit is needed before you book. Every car of this kind is on our no deposit car rental page.

Seven seats and how to use them

  • Two rows for living: the first two rows are the comfortable part of the cabin, with room for five adults on a long drive.
  • A third row for the extra two: it turns a family of five plus grandparents, or two families on a day out, into one car. It suits children and short trips best.
  • Luggage: with all seven seats up, plan for soft bags behind the last row. Fold the third row and you get a large flat floor for suitcases, a pushchair and a cool box.
  • Comfort in the heat: a tall cabin with air conditioning reaching the rear rows, which matters on summer afternoons.

Who rents an X70 Plus in Dubai

Families on holiday who land with grandparents and children, residents who need a bigger car while visitors are in town, and groups heading out for the day to Hatta or Abu Dhabi. The turbocharged petrol engine is tuned for a heavy body in city traffic, comfortable on Sheikh Zayed Road and easy to live with in the stop and start of the school run in Mirdif or Arabian Ranches.

Alternatives to the X70 Plus

For another seven seater, compare the Kia Sorento, the Mitsubishi Outlander or the larger Toyota Highlander. For a more rugged look from the same brand, see the Jetour T2. Every model of the brand is on our Jetour 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.

The partner brings the car where you are: your hotel, your home, your office, Dubai Hills Estate or Dubai Airport, which is handy when the whole family lands together. 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.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Jetour is a Chinese SUV brand that belongs to the Chery group. The X70 Plus is its three row family SUV, sold new in the UAE.

Seven, in three rows. The third row suits children and short trips best, and folding it gives a large flat boot.

Yes. Many partners offer weekly and monthly prices, shown for each car in the table above. See our monthly car rental page for all models.

Yes. The partner brings the car to your hotel, your home, your office or Dubai Airport, 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 driving licence, plus an International Driving Permit for some countries.