Rent Lamborghini Huracán 2021 in Dubai

The rear-wheel-drive Lamborghini Huracan asks more of the driver than almost anything else we rent, and the 2021 coupe is exactly that car. We deliver it across Dubai, usually within one to two hours, with 250 km a day to use. Sending drive to the rear wheels only, with no front axle to tidy up your inputs, makes this the sharper and more demanding version of the Huracan, and that's the decision this page is really about. If you want a supercar that rewards a confident hand on an open road, this is it. If you want something that flatters you in traffic or feels planted in the wet, you'll be happier elsewhere, and we'll point you there.

What rear-wheel drive actually means here

The all-wheel-drive Huracans put power down through all four corners, which makes them feel secure and a little forgiving. The 2021 rear-drive coupe doesn't do that. The 640 horsepower goes to the back wheels alone, so the car is lighter on its nose, more eager to rotate, and more honest about your throttle inputs. On a clear road in the dry that's the appeal, a car that talks back and feels alive. It also means you respect it when you bury the accelerator, because there's no safety net hiding a clumsy moment. The engine is the other half of the story: a 5.2-litre V10 with no turbos, so the power and the noise both keep climbing as you wind it out. It hits 100 km/h in about 3 seconds, none of which you'll legally stretch here, but the character is felt from the first metre.

Where it belongs, and where it doesn't

A rear-drive V10 wants an empty, dry road and a driver paying attention. A quiet early morning on Sheikh Zayed Road, a run toward Hatta, or a loop on the Al Qudra stretch is where it makes sense. Put the same car in a 6pm crawl and it gives you nothing, because a dual-clutch supercar in stop-start traffic is hot, stiff and a waste of the engine. The tank empties fast when you drive it hard, so plan a fill mid-week for serious use or once for a single big evening, and stick to premium fuel. Pick your hours and the car repays you. Ignore them and you're paying exotic money to sit in queues.

The low nose, bumps and bays

At around 135 mm the front splitter is the part most at risk in Dubai. Speed bumps, mall ramps and steep car-park entries are the real threat, so take each one slowly and at an angle. Most cars carry a front-axle lift that raises the nose, so confirm yours has it at handover and use it. Parking is its own task. At 1,924 mm wide with poor rear visibility, a tight bay needs patience, and valet is often the simpler choice at a venue.

Heat and the cabin

It's a small, low cabin that bakes while it sits in the sun, but the coupe's fixed roof helps. The AC pulls the temperature down quickly once you're moving and holds it even in the high 40s, so give it a minute or two with the doors shut before you set off, ideally while it's still shaded on the delivery stand. There's no rear cabin to cool, so this is a comfort zone for two and no more.

Costs and the rules that follow you

Salik tolls register against the car as you pass the gantries, and any RTA fine, speed cameras included, passes to the renter. A car this quick drifts over a limit easily and Dubai's cameras don't miss, so watch the dash, not just the engine note. The car comes with 250 km a day and extra distance is 11 AED per kilometre. We accept card, debit, cash, bank transfer, Apple Pay, Google Pay and crypto. Exotics carry stricter age, deposit and insurance terms than a standard rental, so confirm the exact conditions with us at booking.

Who should rent it

Rent the Huracan 2021 if you want the purist, rear-drive V10 coupe and you have the road and the confidence to enjoy it. It's loud, fast and genuinely involving in a way the all-wheel-drive cars soften. If you'd prefer a more secure, all-weather feel, ask about an all-wheel-drive Lamborghini instead, and if open air is the goal, the convertible is the version to take. Don't rent any of them as a daily car. Two seats, no real luggage room, a nose that fights ramps and a cabin that punishes traffic make it poor transport. Save it for the one drive you'll remember.