Infiniti rental in Dubai
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Most people walking up to the desk for a near-luxury SUV ask for the obvious German or American badge, and then we point them at an Infiniti rental in Dubai instead. The cabins are quieter than the price suggests, and we deliver the car free anywhere in the city with no security deposit to lock up your card. The QX80 in particular flies under the radar while doing everything the headline big SUVs do. So the real question on this page is simple: do you want the full-size QX80 cruiser, the seven-seat QX60 for a family, or the Q50 sedan for someone who just wants a comfortable car that handles Sheikh Zayed Road well. We rent all of them.
Which Infiniti actually suits your week
Start with how many people you're moving and how far. The Q50 is the sedan, and it's the one we hand to a single traveller or a couple who want something plusher than a Camry without going full luxury. It's smooth on the highway, the boot swallows two large cases, and it slips into Marina and Downtown parking without the drama a big SUV brings.
The QX60 is where most families land. Three rows, genuine room for two adults and three kids, and a boot that's usable even with all seven seats up. Fold the third row and a week of luggage for a family of five disappears inside it. We recommend it over the QX80 for anyone staying on tarmac, because it's easier to park and lighter on fuel while still seating seven.
Then there's the QX80. It's the full-size body-on-frame V8, and it earns its keep on the long runs: a loaded family to Abu Dhabi, a group heading to Hatta, or the Oman border trip where you want presence and a high seating position. The third row is adult-usable rather than a token bench, which is the part the spec sheets undersell. If your week never leaves the city, it's more car than you need. If it includes a desert weekend or a six-hour highway haul with luggage, it's the one we'd book.
We carry the QX50 and QX55 too. The QX50 is a sensible mid-size for two or three people who want an SUV stance without QX60 bulk, and the QX55 is the coupe-roofline version of the same car, so it trades a little rear headroom and boot height for looks. Pick the QX50 if you'll actually use the back seats.
What the Infiniti gets you that the badge race hides
The reason we push these cars is the cabin. An Infiniti runs noticeably quieter at 120 on Sheikh Zayed Road than its price tier implies, and in a July where the tarmac reads 45 degrees, the cooling keeps up without you nursing the vents. That matters more on a real Dubai day than another logo on the steering wheel.
Every car goes out with the Salik tag fitted and insurance included, so the toll gates on Sheikh Zayed Road just tick over in the background and you don't think about them. Mileage is unlimited, which is the part that decides the Abu Dhabi commuter and the Hatta-and-back crowd. We bring the car to your hotel, home or office and collect it the same way, so you're not building an airport queue into your plans.
Picking it up and driving it here
Delivery is the simplest part. Tell us the QX80 or the Q50, give us an address and a time, and we hand the car over there, including DXB and DWC if you're landing. At handover you'll do a quick walkaround with us, sign for the car, and that's it; no deposit held against the vehicle.
One honest caveat on the QX80: it's wide and long, and the older multi-storey ramps in parts of Deira and Bur Dubai are tight for it. In newer malls and most residential parking it's fine, but if you'll spend your week threading old car parks, the QX60 or QX50 is the smarter rent. Book the QX80 ahead on long weekends and over school holidays, because the full-size SUVs are the first cars to go.
FAQ — Common Questions Answered.
Is the QX80 a good choice for an Abu Dhabi or Oman road trip?
Yes, the QX80 is the Infiniti we'd put you in for a long highway run or a border crossing. The V8 and the body-on-frame build make it stable and quiet at sustained 120 on the E11, and the high seating position helps on the open desert stretches. For Oman you'll need to tell us in advance so we can arrange the cross-border insurance and paperwork, since standard cover stops at the UAE line. The third row stays usable for adults on a six-hour drive, which most rivals can't claim.
How many people and bags fit in the QX60?
The QX60 seats seven, and you can carry two adults and three children in real comfort across the second and third rows. With all three rows up the boot still takes a few soft bags or a couple of small cases, which is enough for an airport run or a day out. Fold the third row flat and a week of luggage for a family of five fits without stacking to the roof. It's the family rental we recommend when you're staying on Dubai and inter-emirate roads rather than heading off-road.
Is the V6 or V8 going to cost me a lot in fuel here?
The QX80's V8 does drink more than a four-cylinder crossover, so budget for that on long trips, though UAE fuel prices keep it reasonable compared with most countries. The QX60 and QX50 use a smaller engine and are noticeably easier on consumption for daily city driving and the school run. If fuel use is your main worry and you don't need the size, the QX60 is the sensible middle. We fit a Salik tag to every car, so road tolls are handled separately from fuel.
What licence do I need to rent an Infiniti in Dubai?
Residents need a valid UAE driving licence, and visitors need their home-country licence plus an International Driving Permit. If your licence is from a GCC country or one of the nations with a UAE reciprocity agreement, you can usually drive on it directly, but bring your passport and Emirates ID or visa page either way. We check this at handover, so having the documents ready means the car's with you faster. Tell us if you're a tourist when you book and we'll confirm exactly what you need.
How are Salik tolls and traffic fines handled on the rental?
Salik is included; the tag is already on the car, so you drive through the gates and we reconcile the tolls without you topping anything up at the roadside. Traffic fines are different. Any speeding or parking fine recorded during your rental is your responsibility, and it's tied to the car's plate, so it'll reach us and we'll pass it to you. Drive to the posted limits, watch the radar-heavy stretches of Sheikh Zayed Road, and you'll avoid the issue entirely. We'll always show you any fine record before settling.