Rent Mitsubishi Attrage 2026 in Dubai

Two Mitsubishi Attrage in Dubai, from AED 65 a day

Rentop lists two Mitsubishi Attrage in Dubai, one at AED 65 per day and one at AED 100, with a three day minimum on both. They are 2024 and 2025 cars, one grey and one white, each with five seats and a 1.2 litre petrol engine, rated at 76 hp on one listing and 90 hp on the other. Insurance is included, delivery within Dubai is free, and renting without a deposit is possible on this model.

Two cars is a short list rather than a catalogue, and that matters when you plan. If both are out, the model is unavailable until one comes back. The compensation is that you book an identified car, with its year, its colour and its exact price visible above, instead of a category that turns into whatever happens to be left.

What AED 449 a week and AED 1499 a month actually buy

This is where the Attrage makes its case. A week costs AED 449, which is roughly AED 64 a day, so seven days booked together come out slightly below the daily rate itself. A month starts at AED 1499, close to AED 50 a day. Paying the daily rate thirty times would total AED 1950, so booking the month saves around AED 451 for exactly the same thirty days.

Read plainly, that is a month of independent transport in Dubai for less than many households spend on ride hailing in a fortnight. The argument holds whether you are newly arrived and waiting on paperwork, studying here, or simply need a second car for a few weeks while the family car is elsewhere.

A 1.2 litre engine, and why it is enough in this city

Dubai is flat, its roads are wide and smooth, and traffic rarely rewards horsepower. A 1.2 litre four cylinder with 76 hp or 90 hp handles the school run, the commute along Al Khail Road and a weekend drive to the coast without drama. Where it pays you back is at the pump, because a small engine in a light sedan is one of the cheaper ways to cover distance in the emirate.

What it is not is a long haul cruiser with five adults and a full boot. If your week involves regular loaded runs to Abu Dhabi, a bigger sedan will be less tiring. Unlimited mileage is not part of these listings either, so check the daily allowance before planning long drives every day.

Five seats, and more boot than the size suggests

Between the two listings, one is described with four doors and the other with five, and both seat five people. One is listed with room for three bags and the other with a 450 litre boot, which is generous for a car this compact and comes from the long tail the Attrage carries behind its rear doors. A weekly shop, two cabin cases and a pushchair fit without any negotiation.

Parking, Salik and the quiet advantage of a small car

• Bays in older districts such as Deira, Karama and Satwa are tight, and a compact sedan slots in where a large SUV has to keep looking.
• Paid street parking is charged by zone at the meter or in the app, at the same rate whatever you drive.
• Salik gantries are read automatically and every crossing is billed on the rental, so a route that avoids Sheikh Zayed Road can be worth a few extra minutes.
• Tower parking is often assigned by bay size, and a small car is far easier to place in a shared basement.

The three day minimum, and what comes with the car

Both Attrage listings start at three days. That rules out a single day booking, but it matches how the car is actually used: a long weekend, a week between flights, or a month while something else gets sorted out. Every booking includes insurance, free delivery anywhere in Dubai, the option to rent without a deposit, support at any hour, online booking, and payment on delivery if you prefer to settle when the car arrives.

Booking one of the two

Choose your dates above, check which of the two cars is free on them, confirm online and give a Dubai address for delivery. With only two Attrage listed and a monthly rate this low, the calendar tends to fill in long blocks rather than single days, so a month starting at the beginning of the month is worth reserving well ahead of time.