SedanHyundai Accent
2023 • Hyundai
- Automatic
- 5 Seats
- Petrol
- Daily
- AED 80
- Weekly
- AED 490
- Monthly
- AED 1600
Weekly Car Rental in Dubai
Choosing a weekly rental is ideal when you want better value than daily booking without committing to a monthly package. At Nada Al Ward, you can rent a car in Dubai weekly for work, family use, short stays, or temporary transport needs, with a range of economy, sedan, SUV, and 7-seater options available
Weekly Car Rental in Dubai - Price Comparison
| Car | Daily | Weekly | Monthly |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hyundai Accent 2023 | AED 80 | AED 490 | AED 1,600 |
| Mitsubishi Xpander 2024 | AED 115 | AED 750 | AED 2,100 |
| Nissan Sunny 2023 | AED 60 | AED 385 | AED 1,200 |
| Kia K5 2023 | AED 100 | AED 595 | AED 2,000 |
| Nissan Sunny 2024 | AED 70 | AED 450 | AED 1,400 |
Hyundai Accent 2023
Daily
AED 80
Weekly
AED 490
Monthly
AED 1,600
Mitsubishi Xpander 2024
Daily
AED 115
Weekly
AED 750
Monthly
AED 2,100
Nissan Sunny 2023
Daily
AED 60
Weekly
AED 385
Monthly
AED 1,200
Kia K5 2023
Daily
AED 100
Weekly
AED 595
Monthly
AED 2,000
Nissan Sunny 2024
Daily
AED 70
Weekly
AED 450
Monthly
AED 1,400
Why rent a car weekly in Dubai?
A weekly rate is the sensible choice whenever you need a car for several days but not a whole month. Booking day by day adds up fast; a weekly rental brings the daily cost down while keeping you flexible — you hold the car for the full week, no daily renewals, and you can extend if plans change.
It also just makes Dubai easier. With your own car for the week you move between Downtown, the Marina, and the malls on your own schedule, and day trips open up — Abu Dhabi in about an hour and a half, Hatta's mountains, Al Ain, or the east coast beaches at Fujairah — without depending on taxis. For a week or two here, that freedom usually costs less than daily taxis or ride-hailing.
Is the weekly mileage enough for a tourist week?
Is the weekly mileage enough for a tourist week?
Comfortably, for almost everyone — and here is the actual math instead of a vague promise. Our weekly plans include 1,500 km. Day-to-day driving in Dubai — hotel to beach to mall to dinner — rarely uses more than 50–80 km a day, so a full city week is only around 400–500 km. Add the two big day trips most visitors make: Abu Dhabi and back is roughly 280 km, and a run to the east coast at Fujairah about 260 km round trip. Even that full week — city driving plus both trips — lands near 1,000 km, well inside the allowance. You would have to drive to another emirate nearly every day to run out, and if that is genuinely your plan, tell us on WhatsApp and we will set the right expectations before you book instead of surprising you with extra-kilometre charges after.
Salik, petrol and parking during your week
Three running costs sit on top of the rental, and knowing how they work saves you money during the week. Salik is Dubai's automatic toll: the car carries a tag, each gate crossing costs AED 4 off-peak or AED 6 at peak, crossings are free between 1 and 6 AM, and everything is settled on your final invoice — nothing for you to register. Petrol is yours: stations are full-service, so an attendant fills the car while you wait, and you simply return the car with the same fuel level you collected it. Street parking in paid zones runs on apps or SMS rather than meters, and evenings and Sundays are generally free — your hotel or building parking is usually the simple option. None of this is complicated; it is just cheaper when you know it on day one instead of day five.