Rent Rolls-Royce Ghost 2022 in Dubai

We deliver the Rolls-Royce Ghost 2022 to your door in Dubai within one to two hours, fuelled and ready, whether that's a hotel forecourt, a villa in the hills, or a wedding venue with the cameras already set up. The Ghost is an ultra-luxury V12 sedan built around one thing: arriving and being driven in quiet, hand-finished comfort. That's the decision this page helps you make. If you want supreme calm, presence at the kerb, and a back seat that feels like a private lounge, this is the car. If you want to feel the road or save money on a week of city driving, it isn't, and we'll be honest about why.

The cabin is the whole point

Most people who rent a Ghost spend more time in the back than behind the wheel, and the car is engineered for that. The doors close with a soft, weighty thunk, road noise drops to almost nothing, and the suspension reads the surface ahead so the cabin floats over Dubai's expansion joints and speed bumps instead of thudding into them. Rolls-Royce calls this the magic-carpet ride, and on Sheikh Zayed Road at a steady cruise it earns the name.

Inside you get five seats trimmed in leather and hand-finished wood, with proper rear legroom and a sense of stillness that ordinary executive sedans don't reach. For a wedding exit, a hotel arrival, or a board-level airport pickup at DXB or DWC, the Ghost does the job no badge below it can.

V12 power and what it's actually for

Under the long bonnet sits a 6.75-litre twin-turbo V12 making 563 hp through an eight-speed automatic and all-wheel drive. It will hit 100 km/h in under five seconds, but that's not the headline. The engine's real trick is how it delivers that force without drama, a deep, effortless surge that never raises its voice. You glide rather than accelerate.

So treat the performance as reserve, not entertainment. The Ghost is long and heavy, and it rewards smooth, relaxed driving over hard corners. If you're after a car that feels alive to throw down the road, a sportier luxury coupe or sedan will give you more.

Specifications

Colours vary by what's on the fleet at the time, so confirm availability when you book.

The V12 drinks, so plan your fuel

There's no soft way to put this: a 6.75-litre V12 is thirsty. In Dubai city traffic you're looking at roughly 7 km per litre, climbing to about 11 km/L on an open highway run. With an 83-litre tank, that's a realistic 497 to 596 km per fill.

For airport transfers and event use that's a non-issue, you'll barely empty a tank. But if you're planning long daily mileage across the emirates, expect to refuel often and budget for premium fuel. Note also that the 250 km included per day matters here; heavy touring runs up extra-kilometre charges as well as fuel.

Living with the size in Dubai

The Ghost is over five and a half metres long, and you feel every centimetre in a tight multi-storey. Marina car parks, older mall ramps, and narrow valet bays ask for care, slow speed, and a wide line on U-turns. Ground clearance is a modest 148 mm, so take aggressive speed bumps and steep ramp lips gently. For most renters this is the strongest argument for taking the car with a chauffeur, which is also how the Ghost is meant to be experienced.

Heat is the other Dubai reality. Park a dark Ghost in a July afternoon and the cabin bakes like any car, but the climate system is genuinely strong and pulls the temperature down quickly, with proper rear vents keeping back-seat passengers comfortable on the move. Give it a couple of minutes with the doors shut before you expect the rear lounge to feel its best.

The Dubai rules that fall on you

A few things to keep straight. Salik tolls are charged to the renter, and any RTA fines, including speed-camera fines from the emirate's well-monitored roads, pass to you after the rental. Seatbelts are mandatory in every seat, front and back. None of this is unusual for Dubai, but on a high-value car it's worth driving within the limits and keeping the trip clean. Stricter security terms may apply on a car at this level, so confirm the booking conditions with us when you reserve.

Boot space and luggage

The boot is a usable size for a car of this purpose. For an airport run, two large cases plus a couple of soft bags fit comfortably, which covers a couple or a small family arriving for the week. It's a sedan boot, not an SUV load bay, so a full luggage set for four adults will be tight; for that volume of bags, an SUV makes more sense.

Who should rent the Ghost, and who shouldn't

Rent the Ghost if the occasion is the point. Weddings, a statement hotel arrival, a VIP airport pickup, or simply a week of being driven in the calmest, most prestigious sedan we hand over, ideally with a chauffeur so you enjoy the back seat and skip the parking. Nothing in the executive class matches its hush and presence.

Skip it if you want driving fun; a sports-luxury car will engage you far more. And if you just need a comfortable, capable car for everyday Dubai running around, a standard executive sedan does that for a fraction of the cost and far less fuel. The Ghost is a special-occasion car. Book it for the moments that deserve one.