Lamborghini Urus rental in Marbella: Urus or Urus SE?
Lamborghini Urus rental in Marbella comes in two versions. The 2023 petrol Urus with 666 CV costs €1,200 a day and drops to €800 a day for rentals of 30 days or more. The 2026 Urus SE plug-in hybrid with 800 CV costs €1,400 a day. Both seat five and are delivered free of charge.
A Lamborghini Urus rental in Marbella is really a choice between two different cars. The 2023 petrol Urus has 666 CV and costs €1,200 a day, with a rate that falls to €800 a day on a monthly rental. The 2026 Urus SE is a plug-in hybrid with 800 CV that costs €1,400 a day. For a single day the gap is €200, so the decision mostly comes down to how many days you need the car.
What is the Lamborghini Urus SE and how is it different?
- The Urus SE
- is the plug-in hybrid version of Lamborghini's SUV. It pairs the 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 with a 141 kW electric motor built into the 8-speed automatic gearbox. According to the official Urus SE brochure, combined output is 800 CV and the high-voltage battery holds 25.9 kWh.
The petrol car in our fleet has no electric side at all. It dates from 2023, makes 666 CV and goes from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.5 seconds. The hybrid does it in 3.4 seconds and, according to the Urus SE spec page on Lamborghini's website, tops out at 312 km/h. You will hardly feel a tenth of a second from behind the wheel. What you will feel is the electric mode and the extra pull from a standstill.
What does the electric mode of the SE give you?
In EV mode the car runs on the battery alone, with the V8 switched off. Lamborghini's brochure quotes an electric range of 66 km on the WLTP cycle and a top speed of 135 km/h in that mode. On the Costa del Sol that means leaving a gated community at 2 a.m. without waking the neighbours, or crossing central Marbella without the bark of the petrol engine.
Once the battery runs flat, the SE keeps going as a hybrid on its V8, so it never depends on a plug to move. On a one-day or weekend rental, charging is optional. If it matters to you to set off with a full battery and use electric mode from the first kilometre, just ask when you book.
How much does each version cost to rent in Marbella?
The petrol version has a six-step price ladder, and the daily rate goes down as the rental gets longer. For the SE the website shows €1,400 a day, and the final rate for your dates is confirmed in writing before you pay anything. Prices as of October 2026:
| Rental length | Lamborghini Urus (2023, 666 CV) | Lamborghini Urus SE (2026, 800 CV) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 day | €1,200 | €1,400 |
| 2 days | €1,200 a day | In your confirmation |
| 3 to 6 days | €1,100 a day | In your confirmation |
| 7 to 14 days | €1,000 a day | In your confirmation |
| 15 to 30 days | €1,000 a day | In your confirmation |
| 30 days or more | €800 a day | In your confirmation |
On the petrol car's ladder, three days cost €3,300, a week €7,000 and 30 days €24,000. Its deposit is €5,000 and each extra kilometre costs €5. On the hybrid, the deposit and the extra-kilometre rate are stated in your booking confirmation. Our guide to how the security deposit works on a luxury rental explains when it is held and when it is released.
What is included in the price of either version?
The terms are identical for all four cars on the Costa del Sol. The daily rate already covers items that other companies often charge separately, and any variable charges are known before you sign. Here is what the price includes:
- fully comprehensive insurance for any rental length, with an excess that depends on the model and is shown in the confirmation;
- 150 km a day, which adds up to 1,050 km a week and 4,500 km a month;
- free delivery and collection in Marbella, Puerto Banús and Málaga airport;
- a full clean before handover;
- one phone number for the whole rental.
Fuel is extra: the car arrives with a full tank and goes back full. If that is easier for you, we refuel it at the pump price. You can also book a chauffeur with any of the four cars, and the chauffeur terms are confirmed in writing along with the rate.
Which version suits your plans?
The choice here is a practical one. The petrol model wins on longer rentals, because its rate steps down to €800 a day. The hybrid wins when you want maximum power, a 2026 car and quiet electric driving around town. These profiles help you decide:
- A day or a weekend with a night out. The SE, for its 800 CV and for EV mode when you arrive and leave.
- A week at a villa with family. The petrol car, with five seats and €1,000 a day from 7 to 14 days.
- A month on the coast. The petrol car, at €800 a day with 4,500 km included, alongside our long-term rental rates.
- Pick-up in Puerto Banús. The grey or the yellow SE, both based at the marina.
- Lots of luggage. The hybrid's boot holds 454 litres according to Lamborghini's brochure, because the battery sits under the load floor.
If you are torn between the two, the fleet comparison tool puts them side by side on price, year, power, acceleration, seats, fuel and deposit. That way you see on one screen what each extra horsepower costs and make the call with the numbers in front of you.
Where is each car based and how does it reach you?
There are four of these SUVs on the Costa del Sol. In Marbella you will find the petrol Lamborghini Urus and the orange Lamborghini Urus SE. Puerto Banús has the grey SE and a yellow SE, listed on the website as Lamborghini Urus Yellow. All three hybrids are 2026 cars with 800 CV, five seats and the same €1,400 daily rate.
Wherever the car is based, we bring it free of charge to a villa, a hotel or a marina in Marbella and Puerto Banús, or to the terminal at Málaga airport. Sotogrande is possible on request. Our guide to car delivery at Málaga airport covers how the terminal handover works and what happens if your flight is late.
Which DGT environmental label does each version carry?
The environmental label is a sticker issued by Spain's traffic authority, the Dirección General de Tráfico, that grades each car by its emissions, and town halls use it to control access to low emission zones. According to the DGT, plug-in hybrids with at least 40 km of electric range qualify for the Zero Emissions label.
The SE is rated at 66 electric kilometres, well above that threshold. A modern petrol car such as the 2023 version falls under the C label. In Marbella the low emission zone covers the old towns of Marbella and San Pedro de Alcántara, according to Andalucia.com's guide to the Marbella ZBE, and many of those streets are already pedestrianised.
How do you book one on the Costa del Sol?
Nothing is paid on the website, and every amount is in writing before handover. The steps are the same for the petrol version and for any of the hybrids, whether you rent for a day or for a whole month:
- Choose the version and dates on the car's page or in the fleet.
- Send your request by WhatsApp, phone, email or the form on the car's page, with the delivery address and time.
- Receive a same-day confirmation with the rate, the deposit and the insurance excess.
- At handover we check documents, hold the deposit on the main driver's credit card and sign the contract.
- When you are done, we collect the car wherever you are.
Drivers must be 25 or older and have held a licence for at least three years. Gibraltar and Portugal are possible if agreed in advance with the insurer. The ferry to Morocco and track days are not allowed with any car in the fleet, and that includes the four in this comparison.
