Rent Ferrari Purosangue 2024 in Dubai

Most people meet the Ferrari Purosangue 2024 from the outside, parked, and assume it's an SUV. Drive it and that idea falls apart in about three seconds. We rent it in Dubai with doorstep delivery in one to two hours, and there's a no-deposit plan for a small fee so the booking doesn't lock up your card. The thing worth understanding before you commit is that this is a sports car wearing a tall body, not a tall body that happens to be quick. It has four real seats and a usable boot, but the way it drives is pure Ferrari. This page is about deciding whether you want that character with room for three passengers, or whether a lower coupe suits you better.

How it drives, which is the whole point

The 6.5-litre V12 makes 715 hp without a turbo anywhere in the system, and you feel that immediately. Power arrives at the top of the rev range rather than low down, so the reward comes from working the engine toward 7,000 rpm and listening to it climb. On a clear stretch of the E11 it surges from a cruise and just keeps pulling, with a noise modern engines can't fake. The all-wheel drive puts it down cleanly when you ask for everything, and the 8-speed dual-clutch swaps gears so fast you sense the next ratio more than the shift itself. It steers with a precision that feels wrong for the height, in the best way. You stop thinking of it as an SUV within the first few corners.

Spec at a glance

Four seats and a boot that earn it a second look

The reason to pick this over a two-seat Ferrari is that you can bring people. Four individual seats, rear doors, and a 473-litre boot mean three passengers and their cases come along, which no coupe in the range allows. The rear buckets fit adults properly, so a night out four-up or a DXB pickup with a passenger and full luggage genuinely works. It's still a sports car underneath, so don't expect a family SUV's flat floor, but for something this fast the space is the real thing rather than a marketing line.

Fuel, range and a Dubai day

A naturally aspirated V12 drinks, and the figures don't hide it. Combined economy sits around 5.8 km per litre, and driving it the way it begs to be driven brings that down further. The 100-litre tank gives a real-world range near 578 km when you're gentle, much less when you're not. For a typical Dubai day that's still ample: a coast run, a few passes on an open road, an arrival, and home, all on one fill. Just don't set off on a long out-of-town haul without knowing where you'll stop. The Ferrari palette runs to around twenty colours, though we can't promise a specific shade on a given day, so confirm what's available when you book.

Heat, and the back seats in July

Dubai summers leave any parked car oven-hot, and the test is recovery time. The Purosangue's climate system is up to it, with firm front vents and outlets that reach the rear so passengers in the back aren't left baking while the front cools. A minute on the move and the cabin settles to comfortable, quicker still if you parked in shade. For a car that often carries four people in summer, that rear cooling matters as much as anything on the spec sheet.

Size, ramps and parking it in town

The Purosangue is wide, just over two metres, and nearly five long, so the dimensions shape your day more than the speed does. The 185 mm of clearance is high for something this quick, so steep mall ramps and speed bumps are far less of a worry than in a low Ferrari. The width is the thing to mind on tight multi-storey bays and narrow Marina ramps, where a slow hand pays off. At this level most venues offer valet, which removes the squeeze entirely. Treat it as a wide, tall grand tourer and it's easier in town than its looks suggest.

What falls to you on the road

Two costs sit with the renter. Salik tolls register at every gantry you cross, and any RTA fine during the hire, speed cameras included, is yours to settle. Dubai's enforcement is strict, so a car this fast is one to enjoy with an eye on the limits. Exotics also carry tighter rental terms than an everyday car, including age and security conditions, so check the exact terms with us at booking. We include 250 km per day with extra distance at 29 AED per kilometre, take all major cards plus cash, bank transfer, Apple Pay, Google Pay and crypto, and offer the no-deposit option for a small fee.

Who should rent it

Rent the Purosangue 2024 if you want a true V12 Ferrari that drives like one and still seats four with their luggage. It's the rare car in the range that lets you share the experience without giving up the engine that defines it. If you'll only ever drive solo or with a single passenger and you want the sharpest, lightest thing Ferrari makes, a mid-engine coupe will feel keener, and that's the one to ask for. For the V12 character in a body that carries a group, nothing else does the job.