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Black over tan is the executive spec, and this 2026 G700 Flagship wears it properly: blacked-out boxy bodywork on the outside, quilted tan leather and captain chairs within. It is the first-year Flagship trim of Jetour's big six-seater, and it exists for one job above all others: making the second row the place everyone wants to sit.

What Flagship means inside

The middle row gets two proper captain chairs separated by a walkway, each with its own armrests, vents, and a centre control panel for the seats; a screen sits behind the front headrests for the passengers, and the whole cabin is trimmed in the kind of stitched tan hide that makes people check the badge twice. The front two rows have the panoramic roof overhead, and the tailgate wears the full-size spare that completes the silhouette. Fold the third row and the boot takes a serious luggage load; keep it up and six people travel without compromise.

Up front the driver faces a big centre touchscreen and a clean, leather-wrapped dash. It is a calm place to cover distance, which is precisely the brief.

On Dubai roads

The 2.0-litre turbo four moves this big 4WD box with more ease than the spec suggests, because the gearbox is tuned to be early and unobtrusive rather than eager. Around town it is soft, quiet and tall enough to see over two lanes of traffic; at 120 on the E11 it is flat and relaxed. The 4WD plus real ground clearance means beach car parks, desert camp tracks and the unpaved shortcut are all fair game. It is a cruiser, not a corner-carver, and it is entirely honest about that.

Spec at a glance

The paperwork, the tolls, and the fine print

You can rent from 18 here, with at least 12 months on your licence. Bring your driving licence, passport and a credit card; payment on pickup is card or cash, and the deposit is AED 5,000. Fuel is same-to-same: it comes to you with a level, it goes back at that level. Salik tolls are billed to your booking as you pass the gantries, and any RTA fines during the rental are yours. A child seat is the law for under-fours, and we will fit one on request.

Mileage is 300 km a day, 1,500 km a week, 4,500 km a month, then AED 0.5 per extra kilometre. That daily allowance covers a Dubai commute with room to spare; if you are planning a proper road trip loop through the northern emirates, the weekly allowance is the one to book against.

The longer you keep it, the less each day costs

The rate steps down automatically with the length of the booking: 3% off from 3 days, 5% off at a week, 8% past two weeks, 12% past three, and 15% once you cross a month, with further steps beyond that. Nobody needs to ask for a code; the calendar does the discounting.

Who should book it

Choose the 2026 Flagship if you want the executive cabin at the sharpest Flagship rate we list; the 2027 GAIA Elite adds fold-out tables, massage seats and the roof screen for a little more a day, and the standard G700 undercuts both if the second row is carrying children rather than clients. Black over tan, delivered to your door anywhere in Dubai in one to two hours.