Exeed VX Rental in Dubai
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Seven seats, a wide upscale cabin, and the kind of road presence people usually pay a lot more for: that's the case for the Exeed VX, the brand's largest and plushest SUV. It seats seven, drives smoothly on tarmac, and feels a class above its price. You can rent the Exeed VX in Dubai from us with free delivery and collection anywhere in the city, so the car reaches your hotel, home, or the airport without you chasing a depot. The decision this page settles is simple. If you want genuine three-row space and a big-SUV feel without the premium-badge bill, the VX makes a strong argument.
Why size up to the VX
The VX is the flagship, and the third row is the whole reason it exists. The five-seat TXL is the same Exeed family, but you step up to the VX when you actually need to carry six or seven people, or when you want the larger footprint and more commanding seating position. Inside, the finish is the headline. Soft materials, large screens, ventilated front seats, and a quiet cabin at highway speed all make it feel more expensive than it is.
It's turbocharged, available in front- or all-wheel drive, and tuned for comfort rather than sharp handling. On Sheikh Zayed Road it settles into a relaxed cruise, and the cabin stays cool fast even when the car has been baking in an August car park. For families moving between malls, schools, and the occasional Abu Dhabi run, that combination is exactly what you want.
The third row, honestly
This is where you need the truth, not the brochure. The VX's third row is usable, and that puts it ahead of plenty of crossovers that only pretend to seat seven. Two adults can sit back there for a short hop, a mall trip, or an airport collection. For a long drive to Hatta or down to Abu Dhabi, though, the third row is best left to children or teenagers. Legroom and headroom back there are fine for kids and tight for full-grown adults over an hour.
The smart way to use it: keep the third row up when you genuinely have six or seven aboard, and fold it flat the rest of the time. Slide the second row and the access to the back is easy enough for a child to manage alone.
Luggage and the seven-up problem
With all three rows up, boot space is modest. You'll fit a few soft bags or a grocery run, but not seven people's suitcases. That's true of nearly every seven-seater at this size, premium ones included, so plan for it rather than be surprised by it. If you're collecting a full load from the airport with seven aboard, expect to put a couple of cases on laps or send a second car for the bags.
Drop the third row and the picture changes completely. In five-seat mode the boot is large, easily a week of luggage for a family of four with room to spare. That's the configuration most renters actually live in, and it's where the VX shines as a road-trip family SUV.
VX versus a premium seven-seater
Here's the comparison that matters. Line the VX up against an established premium three-row SUV and you get a similar amount of space, a cabin that feels close in quality, and much the same easy highway manners, for noticeably less outlay. You give up the badge and the dealer network, and resale isn't your problem on a rental anyway. For a week or a month in Dubai, the value gap is the point.
Against the TXL, it's the opposite trade. The TXL is the lighter, slightly nimbler five-seat choice that's easier to park and a touch cheaper to run. Pick the TXL if you'll never use the back row. Pick the VX the moment you need seven seats or want the extra presence.
One thing it isn't
The VX is a road SUV, not an off-roader. It'll handle a graded desert-camp track, beach-road parking, and the climb up to Hatta without complaint. Soft dune driving and proper wadi work are not its job, even in all-wheel-drive form. If your weekend plan is serious dune bashing, this isn't the car, and we'd point you to a body-on-frame 4WD instead. For everything paved and most of what's lightly unpaved, it's comfortably enough.
Picking it up
We deliver the VX cleaned, fuelled, and with the Salik tag already fitted, so you can drive straight onto the tolled roads without setting anything up. At handover we walk you through the screens, the drive modes, and how the third row folds, then you sign and go. Bring it back the same way, or tell us where it is and we'll collect it. Most renters never see a counter.
FAQ — Common Questions Answered.
Can adults sit in the Exeed VX's third row?
Yes, for shorter trips. Two adults fit in the back row for a mall run, an airport pickup, or a quick cross-town hop, which is more than many seven-seaters manage. For anything over an hour, like a drive to Abu Dhabi, the third row is better suited to children or teens because legroom gets tight for taller adults. The easy fix is to fold it flat when you don't need all seven seats.
Should I rent the VX or the cheaper TXL?
Choose the VX if you need seven seats or want the larger, more commanding flagship feel. The TXL is the five-seat version of the same family: lighter, a bit easier to park, and slightly cheaper to run, so it's the better pick if the back row would never get used. The VX adds the third row and more road presence, and that's the only real reason to size up. Both share the same upscale cabin quality, so you're deciding on seats, not on finish.
How much luggage fits with all seven seats in use?
Not much, so plan around it. With the third row up, you'll manage a few soft bags or a supermarket shop, but not a full set of suitcases for seven people. This is normal for seven-seaters this size, premium models included. Fold the rear row down and the boot becomes genuinely large, enough for a family of four's week of luggage, which is how most renters use the car.
Is the Exeed VX any good off-road?
It's built for the road, not the dunes. The VX handles graded tracks, beach-road approaches, and the run up to Hatta without trouble, and the all-wheel-drive version adds grip in the wet or on loose gravel. It is not made for soft sand or serious wadi driving, even with all-wheel drive. If you're planning real dune bashing, ask us about a proper 4WD instead and we'll sort one out.
Is the Salik toll included when I rent the VX?
Yes, the car arrives with the Salik tag already fitted, so you can use the tolled roads from the first drive. Toll charges that you run up during the rental are settled against your booking, and we'll let you know the total rather than spring it on you. Traffic fines work the same way: anything incurred during your hire is passed on at cost. Ask us at handover and we'll explain exactly how both are handled for your booking length.