Rent Infiniti Q60 2022 in Dubai

A coupe is a choice you make with your eyes, and the Infiniti Q60 2022 is one of the better-looking ones you can rent in Dubai for the money. We hand it over at your door in one to two hours, debit cards and pay-on-delivery accepted, and what turns up is a low, wide, two-door GT in red with 211 hp and rear-wheel drive. Our honest take: rent the Q60 because you want something that looks and feels special for the week, a couple's car for date nights, a waterfront cruise, and photos that land. Just go in knowing it's a two-plus-two, not a family car, and we'll be straight about where it gives ground below.

What you're really renting

This is a style buy, and there's nothing wrong with that. The Q60 sits lower and broader than the sedan it's based on, with proper coupe proportions and a cabin that wraps around the two front seats. The 2.0-litre turbo makes 211 hp through the rear wheels, good for 0-100 in 7.3 seconds and a 235 km/h top speed you'll never legally use here.

In real Dubai driving that means it pulls away cleanly and overtakes on Sheikh Zayed Road without drama. It's a relaxed grand tourer more than a hot rod, happiest cruising the coast road at dusk than being thrashed. For the kind of week most people rent a coupe for, that's exactly the right character.

Spec at a glance

Space, and the honest limits

The Q60 is a four-seater, but read that as a two-seater with occasional rear seats. The front is the good part: low, supportive, room enough for two adults to settle in for a long evening drive. The back is for kids, bags, or short hops, not for grown adults on anything more than a quick trip. Getting back there means folding a front seat and climbing past the long door, which is the nature of every coupe in this class.

The boot is 342 litres, decent for the body style. Two people heading to DXB with a large case each plus soft bags will manage fine. Pack for four with full suitcases and you've picked the wrong car, which brings us to the recommendation later.

Fuel and the heat

The 76-litre tank is large for this kind of car, so refuelling won't shape your week. Real-world city consumption sits in the low double digits per 100 km, more in stop-start traffic with the AC fighting the heat, but that big tank means a fill lasts several days of normal running and most of a quiet week.

Cooling matters from May through September. A red coupe with a lot of glass gets seriously hot parked in the sun at 45 degrees, and the dark interior holds that heat. The good news is the cabin is small, so once you're moving the climate system pulls it down fast and the front vents are strong. Give it a minute with the doors shut before you set off and the two of you up front will be comfortable.

Parking, ramps and the Dubai rules

At 4.68 metres long and over 1.8 wide, the Q60 is wide for its footprint, so place it carefully in narrow Marina bays where the long doors need room to open. It sits low, so the steep mall ramps and the sharper speed bumps deserve respect. Take them straight and slow and you'll avoid scraping the nose.

The usual Dubai points apply. You pay Salik as you pass the gantries, and RTA fines during the rental pass to you. Belts are required in all seats. If you're carrying a small child the rear seats and a child seat are workable for short trips, but a coupe is rarely the family pick, and that's fine.

Who should rent it, and who shouldn't

Rent the Q60 2022 if you want a genuinely handsome rear-drive coupe for a special week, you're travelling as a couple or solo, and you value how a car looks and feels over how much it carries. As a date-night and coastline cruiser at this rate, it's an easy yes.

Skip it if you need real back-seat space or you're moving four adults and luggage with any regularity. For that, size into a sedan like the Q50 or a crossover and you'll be far happier day to day. The Q60 is a treat, not a workhorse. Rent it for what it is and it's a great week.