Mercedes V-Class rental in Marbella: seats, luggage and price

Mercedes V-Class rental in Marbella with MARBIORA costs €500 for one day, €450 a day for 3 to 6 days and €350 a day from 30 days. Our 2024 Mercedes-Benz V-Class seats seven, runs on a 237 hp diesel engine and is delivered free to the Málaga Airport terminal, with fully comprehensive insurance, 150 km a day and a €4,000 deposit.

How many seats does the rental V-Class have?

The V-Class

is Mercedes-Benz's passenger MPV, a large people carrier built to move a family or a group and their luggage in one vehicle. The V-Class in our Marbella fleet is a 2024 V 300 d 4MATIC with seven seats: the driver, one front passenger and five seats behind, so seven people travel together instead of splitting into two cars.

The figures are on the Mercedes-Benz V-Class fleet page: 237 hp, 0 to 100 km/h in 7.4 seconds, automatic gearbox and diesel. That acceleration matches the Mercedes-Benz press release for the 174 kW (237 hp), 500 Nm diesel, the most powerful diesel in the range.

Which V-Class versions have eight seats?

Plenty of people search for an eight-seat V-Class. Ours has seven. According to the official Mercedes-Benz V-Class page, the model takes up to eight occupants depending on the layout: three-seat benches in the second and third rows give eight, while individual seats in the second row give seven or six.

If your group is eight or more, the practical answer is to rent the V-Class together with a second car from the fleet. The Range Rover Sport, for example, seats five and costs the same as the V-Class on every tier: €500 for one day and €350 a day from 30 days. That way the whole group reaches the villa or hotel at the same time, and both cars can be met at the airport terminal on the same flight.

How many suitcases fit with seven people on board?

Luggage space depends on body length. According to the Carwow V-Class specifications, the boot behind the third row holds between 610 and 1,410 litres depending on the version, and between 5,500 and 6,600 litres with the rear seats removed. The longest version measures 5,470 mm.

For seven people with a large suitcase each, the sensible move is to tell us about the luggage when you book. Send the number of checked bags, cabin bags and bulky items such as golf bags, pushchairs or boards, and we will confirm in writing whether everything fits in the V-Class or whether a second car makes more sense.

How much does V-Class rental cost by the day, week or month?

The V-Class daily rate falls as the rental gets longer, across six tiers. Every rate includes fully comprehensive insurance, delivery and collection, a full clean before handover and 150 km a day. The daily rate is the same on any day of the week, and nothing is charged on the website: the price and the deposit are confirmed in writing before you pay. These are the prices as of October 2026:

Split between seven people, a week works out at about €61 per person per day. The V-Class deposit is €4,000. It is held on a credit card in the main driver's name and released once the car is back and checked, as our guide to how the security deposit works in Marbella explains step by step.

Mileage is 150 km a day, which means 1,050 km a week and 4,500 km a month. Each extra kilometre in the V-Class costs €4. Fuel is full to full: the car arrives with a full tank and goes back full. For a stay of a month or longer, the long-term car rental page lists the monthly rates for the whole fleet.

How does delivery at Málaga Airport work?

Delivery to the Málaga Airport terminal is free, just like delivery to a villa, hotel or marina in Marbella and Puerto Banús. According to Aena, the Spanish airport operator, the airport handled 26,760,549 passengers in 2025, and for many groups the trip to the coast starts in that arrivals hall. With the V-Class, the process looks like this:

1. Send us the dates, flight number, arrival time and the number of passengers and bags by WhatsApp, phone or email.
2. We confirm availability, the total price and the deposit in writing on the same day.
3. On arrival day the V-Class waits at the terminal with a full tank, cleaned and photographed.
4. We check each driver's licence and ID, hold the deposit and sign the rental agreement.
5. The group loads the luggage and heads for Marbella.

If your flight is late, call +370 699 66178 and the same person who confirmed the booking moves the handover time. At the end of the trip the car can also be returned at the terminal. Our guide to car delivery at Málaga Airport covers that day in detail.

There is no rental desk or office to find: the car comes to you, and one person handles the booking, the handover and any change during the rental. Delivery and collection can be set for any time by arrangement, a late-night flight included. The handover itself, with a walk-round check of the car, takes about ten minutes.

Can you rent the V-Class with a chauffeur?

Yes. MARBIORA is a luxury car concierge, and a chauffeur can be arranged with any car in the fleet, the V-Class included. Ask when you book and give the dates, hours and route: a dinner in Puerto Banús, say, or the run back to the airport on your last day. The chauffeur terms are confirmed in writing together with the rate.

A chauffeur makes sense when nobody in the group wants to drive a seven-seater through narrow streets, or when the person who planned to drive does not meet the requirements. To drive yourself you need to be 25 or older and have held a licence for at least three years. At handover we check each driver's licence and passport or ID card, and licences issued outside the EU also need an international driving permit.

A few rules are worth knowing before you plan the group's day trips. Only the people named in the agreement may drive the V-Class, and the car cannot be used to carry passengers for payment or be sublet. Trips to Gibraltar or Portugal are arranged with the insurer in advance, while the ferry to Morocco is not allowed with any car in the fleet.

Additional drivers are insured on the same terms as the main driver. Their names need to reach us before handover, and on the day each one shows a licence and ID, with nothing else to sign. That helps on longer drives around Andalusia, when two or three people in the group take turns at the wheel.

What do you need to know when travelling with children?

In Spain, children 135 cm tall or shorter must use a child restraint suited to their height and weight and sit in the rear seats. The rule is in article 117 of the General Traffic Regulations, as amended by Royal Decree 667/2015 in the Spanish Official Gazette (BOE), and it applies to vehicles with up to nine seats, the V-Class included.

With five seats behind the front row, the V-Class leaves room for several child seats, so no child has to ride up front. If you are travelling with young children, tell us their ages and heights when you write and ask about child seats: the answer comes in writing with your booking confirmation.

What is the alternative for two or three people on a business trip?

For a business trip of two or three people, a seven-seater is more car than you need. That is where the Mercedes-Benz S500 4MATIC Long fits: an executive saloon based in Marbella at €700 for one day and €500 a day from 30 days, with the same €4,000 deposit as the V-Class.

Both cars come on the same terms: fully comprehensive insurance, 150 km a day, free Málaga Airport delivery and a chauffeur on request. If you are torn between the MPV and the saloon, send the number of passengers and bags through the contact page and we will reply the same day with a written proposal.