Rent Nissan Kicks in Dubai

The Kicks is the compact crossover for visitors who want a slightly higher driving position without the bulk or thirst of a big SUV. It seats five, makes 122 hp and reaches 100 km/h in 10.5 seconds, which is plenty for city work and the odd motorway stint. People rent Nissan Kicks in Dubai when they want crossover practicality on an economy budget: easy parking, low fuel use and a raised seat that helps in heavy traffic. From $55/day it bridges the gap between a cheap hatch and a proper family SUV.

Why rent Nissan Kicks in Dubai

Dubai traffic is dense, and the higher driving position of a crossover genuinely helps you read the lanes on Sheikh Zayed Road and Al Khail Road. The Kicks gives you that vantage point while staying small enough to slot into the tight ramps at Dubai Mall and the kerbside spots around JBR. It is the car for someone who wants the SUV look and seating height but not the running costs.

The boot is roomy for the class, so a couple’s luggage or a family shop fits without folding seats. Fuel efficiency keeps the daily cost low, and the light steering makes the constant roundabouts and slip roads of the city easy going. It is a comfortable, sensible runabout rather than an off-roader.

Nissan Kicks specs and what you get

The 1.6L petrol engine and automatic gearbox are tuned for smooth, economical city driving. You get five seats, a useful boot, a high driving position, roof rails on many trims and strong air conditioning for the summer. Partner rentals include insurance and unlimited mileage on most plans, with free delivery to DXB, your hotel or office. Deposit is light, with low or no-deposit Kicks listings available.

Driving a Nissan Kicks in Dubai

Keep right. Salik tolls on the main routes cost the driver about 4 to 6 AED per gantry, billed back at return. Bring a passport, your national licence and usually an International Driving Permit; GCC and EU licences are commonly accepted. Minimum age is generally 21. The Kicks is front-wheel drive, so it is built for tarmac, not the dunes, but it handles a paved day trip to Al Ain or the coast road to Abu Dhabi comfortably. Fuel is cheap and parking the compact body is easy at every mall and beach lot.

If you need real off-road ability and seven seats, step up to the Nissan X-Trail; for a lower daily rate on city duties, the Mitsubishi Attrage does the job. See the full range on our 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.