Rent Ferrari Purosangue 2025 in Dubai

Rent the Ferrari Purosangue 2025 in Dubai and you get the rarest thing in the supercar world: a Ferrari with four proper seats and rear doors, built around a 725 hp 6.5-litre V12. We deliver it to your hotel or villa within one to two hours, so the car arrives where you are. This page settles one question. The Purosangue is the only Ferrari you can fill with four adults and still drive like a Ferrari, so the decision isn't whether it's fast. It's whether you want the V12 drama with room for company, or a two-seat coupe that's lighter and sharper for one passenger.

Four seats that actually work

This is the part the spec sheets bury. The Purosangue has two individual rear bucket seats reached through rear-hinged doors, and adults fit in them properly, not as an afterthought. That changes what you can do with the car. A night out with three friends, an arrival with your partner and two guests, a photoshoot where the whole group rides together: the Purosangue handles all of it, and no other front-engined V12 Ferrari does. The rear seats are sculpted singles, not a bench, so it stays a four-seater and not a five. For most renters that's exactly right.

The engine is the whole reason

Ferrari put a naturally aspirated 6.5-litre V12 in this car when the easy choice was a turbo. The 725 hp arrives high in the rev range, the noise builds rather than punches, and the all-wheel-drive system puts it all down cleanly. Zero to 100 km/h takes 3.3 seconds and it runs to 310 km/h, but the number that matters on a Dubai road is how it pulls from 80 to 160 on an open stretch of the E11. It surges, then keeps going, with the V12 climbing toward a top end most cars never reach. The 8-speed dual-clutch shifts so fast you feel the next gear more than you notice the change.

Spec at a glance

Luggage, and a Ferrari you can pack

The 473-litre boot is the second reason to rent this over a coupe. It takes a couple of large cases plus soft bags, or a weekend's worth of kit for four, which no two-seat Ferrari can claim. For a DXB or DWC airport run with a passenger and real luggage, the Purosangue is the only car in the range that copes. Fold the rear seats and the space grows further if you're carrying gear rather than people. This is still a sports car, so don't expect a family SUV's flat load bay, but for what it is, the practicality is genuine.

Staying cool in the heat

Dubai summers push past 45 degrees, and a car left in the sun gets brutally hot inside. The Purosangue's climate system is properly specified, with strong front vents and outlets for the rear passengers, so the back seats aren't left baking while the front cools. Give it a minute or two after you set off and the large cabin settles to comfortable. Park in shade where you can and the recovery is quicker still. For a car people will ride four-up, those rear vents earn their place.

Size, ramps and Dubai parking

At just over two metres wide and nearly five metres long, the Purosangue is a big car, and that decides more of your day than the power does. The 185 mm of ground clearance is generous for something this fast, so mall ramps and speed bumps are far less of a worry than they are in a low coupe, but the width is real. Tight multi-storey bays and narrow Marina ramps need patience and a slow hand. At this level most venues offer valet, which solves the squeeze. Treat it as a wide, tall GT rather than a city runabout and it's easy to live with.

What falls to you on Dubai roads

Two costs pass straight to the renter. Salik tolls register at every gantry you cross, and any RTA fine, including speed-camera penalties, is yours to settle. Dubai's cameras are everywhere and the enforcement is strict, so a 310 km/h car is one to enjoy with your eyes on the limits. Exotics like this also carry stricter rental terms than a standard car, so confirm the exact age and security conditions with us at booking rather than assuming the everyday rules apply. We include 250 km per day, with extra distance at 32 AED per kilometre, and we take card, debit, cash, bank transfer, Apple Pay, Google Pay and crypto.

Who should rent it

Rent the Purosangue 2025 if you want a true V12 Ferrari but need room for three passengers and their luggage, whether that's a group night out, an arrival that lands, or a shoot where everyone rides together. It's the only car in the range that does the job, and the engine makes it a Ferrari first and an SUV second. If you're driving solo or with one passenger and pure sharpness is the point, a two-seat coupe like the 296 is lighter and keener, and that's the one to ask for. But for the V12 experience with four seats and a boot that works, nothing else comes close.