Rent Ferrari Purosangue 2024 in Dubai

There aren't many naturally aspirated V12s left, and the Ferrari Purosangue 2024 is one of the few you can rent in Dubai. We bring it to your door within one to two hours, and there's a no-deposit plan for a small fee, so you can book the experience without locking up a fortune on your card. Our argument is plain: rent this car for the engine. The Purosangue is a tall four-seater that happens to carry a screaming 6.5-litre V12, and that engine, not the practicality, is the reason to spend the money. Everything else the car offers is a bonus on top.

The sound and the way it pulls

Start it and the V12 settles into an idle no turbo engine can fake. The 715 hp builds toward a 7,000-plus rpm crescendo rather than slamming in low down, which means the reward comes from chasing the revs, not just stamping the throttle. On an open run along the E11 it surges from a cruise with a flick of your foot, then keeps climbing in a way that gets addictive. The all-wheel-drive system keeps it tidy when you ask for everything, and the 8-speed F1 dual-clutch fires through gears almost without pause. This is a car you drive for the act of driving it, and the engine is the headline every time.

Spec at a glance

Fuel, range and how a day actually goes

A naturally aspirated V12 is thirsty, and the figures are honest about it. Combined economy sits around 5.8 km per litre, and drive it the way it wants to be driven and you'll see less. The 100-litre tank gives a real-world range near 578 km when you're gentle, far less when you're not. For a Dubai day that's still plenty: a coast run, a few passes on an open stretch, an arrival, and a return, all on one tank. Just don't plan a long highway haul without knowing you'll stop. Colours run across the Ferrari palette from Rosso Corsa through Giallo Modena and Bianco Avus, though we can't promise a specific shade on a given day, so confirm availability with us at booking.

Four seats and a real boot

This is what separates the Purosangue from every other V12 Ferrari. Four individual seats, rear doors, and a 473-litre boot mean you can carry three passengers and their luggage, which no two-seat coupe in the range will do. For a DXB or DWC airport collection with a passenger and full-size cases, it actually works. The rear buckets fit adults rather than just children, so a night out four-up is comfortable. It's a sports car first, so the load bay isn't a family SUV's flat floor, but for a fast car the space is the real thing.

Heat and the cabin at 45 degrees

Dubai's summer leaves a parked car oven-hot, and the test is how fast it recovers. The Purosangue's climate system is up to it, with firm front vents and rear outlets so passengers in the back aren't left to suffer while the front cools. After a minute on the move the large cabin is comfortable, and parking in shade speeds it up. For a car carrying four people in July, the rear cooling matters as much as anything on the spec sheet.

Size and Dubai manoeuvres

The Purosangue is wide, just over two metres, and nearly five long, so its size shapes more of your driving than its pace. The 185 mm of clearance is high for something this quick, so steep mall ramps and speed bumps are less of a worry than in a low Ferrari, but the width is the thing to watch on tight bays and narrow Marina ramps. Take them slow, or use the valet most venues at this level provide. Think of it as a big, tall GT and it's surprisingly relaxed in town.

The costs that pass to you

Salik tolls bill to the renter at every gate, and any RTA fine during your hire is yours to settle, so keep an eye on the cameras Dubai places generously across its roads. Exotics carry stricter rental terms than a normal car, including age and security requirements, so check the exact conditions with us when you book. We include 250 km per day with extra distance at 30 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 a naturally aspirated V12 is the experience you're after and you want four seats and a usable boot along with it. It's the rare Ferrari that lets you bring people and bags without giving up the engine that defines the brand. If you'll only ever drive solo or with one passenger and you want the lightest, sharpest thing Ferrari makes, a mid-engine coupe will feel keener, and that's the one to request. For the V12 with room to share it, the Purosangue stands alone.