Rent Hyundai i10 in Dubai

The cheapest sensible way to get mobile here is to rent Hyundai i10 in Dubai, a tiny five-seat hatchback that costs almost nothing to run. With a 1.2L petrol engine, 83 hp and an automatic gearbox, the i10 is built for short city hops, parking in spaces other cars give up on, and keeping the daily rate as low as it goes. From $21/day it is usually the lowest price on our list, which is why solo travellers and short-stay visitors gravitate to it.

Why rent Hyundai i10 in Dubai

The whole point of the i10 is how little it asks of you. It threads through Deira and Bur Dubai side streets, fits the smallest bays in old-town parking, and barely touches the fuel gauge on a week of errands. For one or two people doing the city rather than long highway runs, nothing cheaper does the job.

Salik tolls of about 4 to 6 AED per gate go to the driver, so a careful route across town keeps costs tiny. The i10 is fine for the airport shuttle and short hops to JBR or City Walk, less suited to a loaded desert convoy. As a fuel-efficient compact runabout in summer heat, the air conditioning is the feature you will use most.

Hyundai i10 specs and what you get

The 1.2-litre engine produces 83 hp through a smooth automatic, with 0 to 100 km/h in 12.6 seconds. That is leisurely, but in town it never feels short of pace, and at the limit on Al Khail Road it settles into comfortable cruising. Five seats, a hatchback boot that takes the weekly shop, and genuinely low running costs.

Insurance comes with every booking, and unlimited mileage is available. We deliver the i10 free to Dubai airport (DXB), your hotel or an office, and several partners offer no-deposit rental. Weekly and monthly hire bring the daily rate down further.

Driving a Hyundai i10 in Dubai

Drive on the right. Carry a passport, your home licence and, in most cases, an International Driving Permit, although many EU and GCC licences are taken directly. Minimum age is generally 21 to 25. Petrol is cheap, valet is standard, and the i10 is the easiest car here to slot into a gap.

Need a bit more comfort or boot space for the same kind of money? The Kia Picanto is a direct rival, and the Hyundai Accent steps you up to a small sedan. See the full lineup on the car rental in Dubai page.

How to book

Open the “Check prices” comparison, pick an available car for your dates and book directly with the rental company. The all-in price, deposit and terms are shown before you pay. Book online.