How much does it cost to rent a Lamborghini in Marbella?

How much does it cost to rent a Lamborghini in Marbella?

To rent a Lamborghini in Marbella with MARBIORA you pay from €1,200 a day for the Huracán EVO or the Urus, €1,400 for any of the three Urus SE hybrids and €1,500 for the Huracán Performante. The minimum rental is one day and there is no hourly rate. The daily rate falls as the rental gets longer: for 30 days or more, the Huracán EVO costs €850 a day and the Urus €800.

There are six cars of the brand on the Costa del Sol. The Huracán EVO, the Huracán Performante, the Urus and the orange Urus SE are based in Marbella, while the grey Urus SE and the yellow Urus SE are based in Puerto Banús. Every rate includes comprehensive insurance, delivery and collection, so the figure in the table below is what you actually pay for the car each day.

What does each Lamborghini cost by rental length?

Each car's daily rate steps down across six bands: 1 day, 2 days, 3 to 6 days, 7 to 14 days, 15 to 30 days and 30 days or more. On the Huracán EVO and the Urus all six bands are set. On the Huracán Performante and the three Urus SE only the one-day rate is fixed, and the rate for longer rentals is quoted when you book.

All amounts are rates per day, and the final price for your exact dates is confirmed in writing before you pay anything. The rate is the same on any day of the week, so a Saturday costs exactly what a Tuesday does. Nothing is charged on the website: a booking exists once we have confirmed it to you in writing.

What is included in the daily rate of a Lamborghini?

The daily rate of any Lamborghini in the fleet covers the same things as the rate of any other MARBIORA car, with no surcharge for the badge. Take the Huracán EVO for a weekend or a Urus SE for a month, and what you pay each day still includes:

• comprehensive insurance for the whole rental, with an excess stated in your confirmation;
• free delivery and collection in Marbella, Puerto Banús and at Málaga airport;
• a full clean before handover and a full tank;
• 150 km a day, which adds up to 1,050 km a week and 4,500 km a month.

Not included are fuel, which works full to full, any kilometres above the 150 a day, charged at €5 each on the Huracán EVO and the Urus, and traffic fines and tolls picked up during the rental. Those charges depend on how you use the car, so they are listed in the rental agreement before you sign it.

Can you rent a Lamborghini by the hour in Marbella?

No. MARBIORA does not rent by the hour, and that includes the Lamborghinis. The minimum rental period is the shortest time a car can be booked for, and across our fleet it is one day. So if you want a Lamborghini only for an afternoon, a dinner in Puerto Banús or a photo shoot, the one-day rate applies: €1,200 for the Huracán EVO or the Urus.

For those few hours there is another option: a chauffeur, who can be arranged with any car in the fleet. Tell us the dates, the times and the route when you book, and we assign a driver. The chauffeur's terms are confirmed in writing together with the rate, which means you can arrive at a wedding or a gala in a five-seat SUV and not drive that night.

How much is a Lamborghini for a week or a month?

A week in the Huracán EVO costs €7,700, seven days at €1,100, and a week in the Urus costs €7,000, seven days at €1,000. A two-day weekend comes to €2,400 in either car, and three days cost €3,450 in the Huracán EVO or €3,300 in the Urus. In every case the week includes 1,050 km, and the comprehensive insurance covers all seven days.

A month is where the maths really changes. For 30 days the Urus costs €24,000, at €800 a day, and the Huracán EVO costs €25,500, at €850 a day, with 4,500 km included. Our page on long-term car rental on the Costa del Sol explains how a monthly rental works, including for companies that need an invoice.

Which Lamborghini suits the Costa del Sol best?

The Huracán

is a mid-engined two-seat sports car, while the Urus is a five-seat SUV with a proper boot, which makes it the one for a family or for an airport pick-up with luggage. All six of the brand's cars on the coast are rented on the same terms: comprehensive insurance, 150 km a day and free delivery.

How do the Huracán EVO and the Huracán Performante differ?

The Huracán EVO in our fleet is a 2022 coupé with 640 hp that reaches 100 km/h from rest in 2.9 seconds. According to the Huracán EVO technical page published by Lamborghini, it uses a 5.2-litre naturally aspirated V10 with 600 Nm of torque, and its LDVI system links the all-wheel drive with four-wheel steering.

The 2019 Huracán Performante has the same 640 hp and the same 2.9 seconds. What changes is the character: ALA active aerodynamics and plenty of forged carbon fibre, with a feel built for the track. It costs €1,500 for a day. That said, no car in the fleet can be taken on track days or driving courses, so the Performante is one to enjoy on the road.

What changes between the Urus and the Urus SE?

The 2023 Urus has a 666 hp twin-turbo V8 and five seats, and it reaches 100 km/h in 3.5 seconds. The three 2026 Urus SE are plug-in hybrids with 800 hp that cut that time to 3.4 seconds. Lamborghini's Urus SE technical brochure lists a 25.9 kWh battery and an electric range of 66 km on the WLTP cycle.

That electric range matters in Spain. The guide to Marbella's Low Emission Zone notes that plug-in hybrids with more than 40 km of electric range carry the “0 emissions” label, which comes with no access restrictions. The full comparison of the two versions is in our article on the differences between the Urus and the Urus SE.

How much is the deposit to rent a Lamborghini?

The deposit on the Huracán EVO, the Huracán Performante and the Urus is €5,000, and on the three Urus SE the amount is stated in your booking confirmation. The deposit is held on a credit card in the main driver's name at handover and released once the car is back and has been checked.

The deposit is separate from the excess on the comprehensive insurance, which also depends on the model and is given to you in writing before you pay. Our article on how the deposit works on a luxury car in Marbella walks through every step, from the hold on your card to the moment your bank releases it.

Where is the Lamborghini delivered and who can drive it?

MARBIORA delivers the Lamborghini free of charge to a villa, a hotel or a marina in Marbella or Puerto Banús, or to the terminal at Málaga airport, at the time you agree with us. Sotogrande is possible on request. The grey and the yellow Urus SE are based in Puerto Banús, and the other four Lamborghinis on the coast are in Marbella.

To drive any of the six cars you need to be 25 or older and to have held your licence for at least three years. At handover we check each driver's licence and passport or ID card, plus the main driver's credit card. Gibraltar and Portugal are possible if agreed with the insurer in advance, while the ferry to Morocco is not allowed.

How do you book a Lamborghini in Marbella, step by step?

Booking a Lamborghini follows the same steps as booking any MARBIORA car. There is no desk and no office: one person handles the booking, the delivery and any change along the way, and the price is in writing before you pay anything:

1. Choose the model and your dates, keeping the price bands in the table in mind.
2. Send us the car, the dates, the delivery address and the drivers' names on WhatsApp, by phone or through the MARBIORA contact page.
3. We confirm availability, the total price, the deposit and the excess in writing on the same day.
4. The car arrives at the agreed time with a full tank, cleaned and photographed.
5. Documents are checked, the deposit is held and the agreement is signed, which takes about ten minutes.

When the rental ends, we collect the car wherever you are, Málaga airport included, check it and release the deposit. If you are torn between the Huracán EVO and the Urus, or want to know whether the yellow Urus SE is free on your dates, message us early and we will answer the same day.