Kia Sportage rental in Dubai

Compare 1 KIA Sportage cars available for rent in Dubai, from AED 250/day up to AED 250/day, with daily, weekly and monthly rates, no-deposit options, free delivery and 24/7 support.

KIA Sportage 2.0L Base/LX (FWD) 2025 Rental Dubai - Front View
KIA Sportage 2.0L Base/LX (FWD) 2025 Rental Dubai - Detail View
KIA Sportage 2.0L Base/LX (FWD) 2025 Rental Dubai - Detail View
KIA Sportage 2.0L Base/LX (FWD) 2025 Rental Dubai - Detail View
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AEDĀ 250 / per day

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KIA Sportage Rental Prices in Dubai (AED)

Daily rates from AED 250 up to AED 250 across 1 available Sportage cars. All prices include insurance.

CarDayDeposit
KIA Sportage (white ), 2025AED 250No deposit

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

Monthly KIA Sportage rental in Dubai

Long-term deals from AED 4,500/month, ideal for residents and extended stays.

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A 2025 Kia Sportage in Dubai, AED 250 a day

Rentop has one Kia Sportage on this page, a white 2025 car listed as the 2.0L Base/LX with front wheel drive, and it rents at AED 250 per day with a two day minimum. Seven days taken as a package cost AED 1650, and a full month costs AED 4500. Insurance is part of every booking, this listing accepts a rental with no deposit, delivery inside Dubai costs nothing, you can settle on delivery, and support stays reachable 24/7.

A single unit carries this model right now, so availability is a question of dates rather than of choice. If the Sportage is already out when you need it, there is no second one waiting in the same colour. Open the calendar early, especially if you already know the week you are landing.

Five doors and a tailgate, the difference you feel every day

What changes daily life here is not the power figure, it is the five doors. A saloon makes you post luggage through an opening the size of a letterbox. A tailgate lifts the whole back of the car out of the way instead, so a folded pushchair goes in flat, a bag of padel rackets slides across, and a loaded trolley empties straight into the boot with nothing to lift over a lip. In August that raised tailgate is also the only shade in the car park.

The rear doors count just as much with young children. They swing wide onto a tall, upright opening, which turns fitting a child seat into a thirty second job instead of a contortion. Five seats, five doors and a boot you can see into: that is why the compact SUV became the default family car of this city.

155 hp, a 2.0 naturally aspirated engine and front wheel drive

The listing is precise about the mechanics: a 2.0 litre four cylinder petrol engine with no turbocharger, 155 hp, driving the front wheels. Read that as calm rather than quick. A naturally aspirated engine answers your right foot in a straight line, with no pause and no sudden shove, which is what you want in the stop and go of Al Barsha or Business Bay at half past five in the afternoon.

Front wheel drive gets doubted more than it deserves in the Emirates. Dubai is flat, its roads are wide and smooth, and nothing on Emirates Road or Al Khail Road asks for four driven wheels. The one surface where it earns its place is soft sand, where a rental car has no business anyway. On tarmac this Sportage is simply lighter and simpler, and that shows at the pump across a month.

Two bags on the listing, and what that means when you pack

Rentop gives the luggage capacity as two bags. This is a compact SUV, not a people carrier. Two large suitcases fill the boot with all five seats in use. A third case fits on the rear bench if there are only two or three of you, and dropping the rear backrests opens a long flat floor for anything bulky.

So it works for a couple or a family of four with normal luggage, for the weekly shop, for a golf bag, for beach kit on a Saturday morning. Five adults each with a big case for a month is asking too much of it, and knowing that before you book beats finding out on the arrivals car park.

Two days, a week or a month, and what each one costs

The shortest booking possible is two days, which comes to AED 500. Three days are AED 750 and four days are AED 1000, all at the same daily rate. The week is where the price starts to move: AED 1650 for seven days works out at roughly AED 236 a day, while those same seven days bought one by one would be AED 1750. The weekly package therefore saves AED 100.

  • Two days, the minimum, at AED 500.
  • One week at AED 1650, roughly AED 236 a day.
  • One month at AED 4500, which is AED 150 a day.

The month is what really changes the arithmetic. Thirty days taken separately at AED 250 would add up to AED 7500, against AED 4500 for the monthly booking. That is AED 3000 saved and AED 150 a day for a 2025 SUV, and it is why families who have just moved here take it by the month while their own car is being registered.

No deposit, insurance included, free delivery

The no deposit option counts more than it sounds, and it counts most during the first weeks in the country. Until the Emirates ID and the local bank account are sorted out, few people want a large hold sitting on a card. Renting with no deposit removes that obstacle.

Insurance travels with the car instead of appearing as a line added at handover. Delivery is free anywhere in Dubai, so the Sportage can be brought to your building, your office or wherever you are staying, and collected the same way at the end. Pick your dates above, book online, and pay on delivery if that suits you. With one car on this model, the earlier you fix your dates, the better your odds.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The Sportage listed on Rentop costs AED 250 per day, with a minimum booking of two days, so the shortest rental is AED 500. A week is AED 1650, close to AED 236 a day, and a month is AED 4500, which is AED 150 a day. Insurance is included and delivery in Dubai is free.

Two days, which comes to AED 500 at the daily rate of AED 250. Three days are AED 750 and four days AED 1000. Longer stays are cheaper per day, since a week costs AED 1650 rather than AED 1750 bought day by day. Delivery anywhere in Dubai is free.

It suits a family of four well. Five seats sit behind five doors, the rear doors open wide enough to fit a child seat easily, and the tailgate lets a folded pushchair or a full trolley of shopping go straight in. The listing gives luggage capacity as two bags, so it is a compact SUV rather than a van.

It is the 2.0 litre four cylinder petrol version with no turbo, rated at 155 hp, and it drives the front wheels only. On the flat, wide, smooth roads of Dubai that is plenty. All wheel drive really only matters on soft sand, which is not a place to take a rental car in any case.

Rentop lists capacity for two bags. In practice, two large suitcases fill the boot with all five seats occupied, and a third case fits on the rear bench when only two or three people are travelling. Folding the rear backrests opens a long flat floor for bulkier loads such as sports gear.

Yes, this listing accepts a booking with no deposit, which helps a lot before a local bank account and an Emirates ID are in place. Insurance comes with the rental, delivery anywhere in Dubai is free, you can pay on delivery, and support is reachable 24/7 during the rental.