Luxury Car Rental at Dubai International Airport (DXB)

From €210 per day.

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Local notes

Handover at DXB

Meeting details for your Dubai International Airport handover are confirmed per booking, once your flight number and terminal (T1, T2 or T3) are on file. This lets our team match the handover to your actual arrival rather than a fixed slot, which matters most for guests connecting straight into a wedding party, a corporate transfer, or an SUV pickup with luggage and car seats to load.

Documents and flight

Bring your driving licence and the ID used at booking. Sharing your flight number in advance means changes to arrival time are already accounted for before you land, so there is no need to call ahead from the gate. This is standard practice for any DXB pickup, whether you are collecting a self-drive Ferrari or arranging a chauffeur-driven Rolls-Royce for an event.

Choosing a car for the route ahead

A short business loop between hotel and meetings suits a different car to a family touring route or a wedding convoy. Our fleet spans sport, luxury, SUV, convertible, electric and supercar categories, from the Audi RS6 to the BMW X7 for seven-seat comfort, so the airport handover is the start of a car choice made for the days that follow, not a generic upgrade.

Returning to DXB

Return handover is arranged the same way as pickup: confirmed against your outbound flight so the vehicle is collected in step with your schedule. Deposit and insurance terms are briefed at handover, before the keys change hands, so there are no surprises at return.

Simple process

How pickup works

  1. 01

    Share your flight details

    Flight number and terminal (T1, T2 or T3) are logged against your booking so the handover lines up with your actual arrival at DXB.

  2. 02

    Confirm the meeting point

    Exact meeting details for your handover are confirmed per booking ahead of arrival.

  3. 03

    Documents and briefing

    Licence and ID are checked, and deposit and insurance terms are explained before you take the wheel.

  4. 04

    Drive or be driven

    Choose self-drive or a chauffeur option on request, depending on the vehicle and the route ahead.

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Arrival details

A structured handover at Dubai International Airport, built around your flight rather than a generic time window.

  1. Book your car and provide your flight number and terminal in advance.
  2. Receive confirmed meeting details for your specific booking.
  3. Present your licence and ID, and review deposit and insurance terms.
  4. Take the car for a self-drive route, or arrange a chauffeur if that suits the occasion.
Q & A

Airport Handover Questions

A quick read of what most rental clients ask before booking.

  • Which terminal will my handover be arranged at?

    Dubai International Airport has T1, T2 and T3. Once you share your flight number, we confirm handover details against the terminal your flight actually arrives at.

  • Can I rent for just one day after landing, or for a full week?

    One-day, weekend and weekly formats are all available. The right length depends on whether the car is for a single business loop, a touring route, or an extended stay.

  • What car suits a family arriving with luggage and children?

    An SUV such as the BMW X7 with seven seats gives more room for luggage, car seats and longer touring routes than a two-seat sport or convertible model.

  • Is there a mileage limit or cross-border rule I should know about?

    Mileage terms, insurance cover and any cross-border conditions are explained at handover before you sign, so you know exactly what applies to your booking.

  • Can I book on short notice after an unexpected flight change?

    Flight numbers can be updated if your arrival time shifts, which helps keep the handover realistic even when a schedule changes close to landing.

  • Do you offer chauffeur service instead of self-drive from the airport?

    A chauffeur option is available on request, useful for corporate arrivals, events or wedding transport where guests prefer not to drive themselves.