Rent a Car JAC S3 CrossOver white in Dubai

Booking Availability

Requirements

Prices

100 د.إ2200 د.إ

Per Day     –     Per Month

Pricing
Rental Period Mileage Limit Rental Cost
Day-Basis 250 km AED 100
Weekly 1750 km AED 700
Monthly commitment
1 Month 4500 km AED 2200

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Vehicle Details

Looking to explore Dubai in style? Rent a JAC S3 and experience luxury on the road. With its sleek design and comfortable interior, the JAC S3 offers a premium driving experience. Navigate the city streets with ease and confidence in this reliable and stylish SUV. Whether you’re cruising along Sheikh Zayed Road or heading to the desert, the JAC S3 is the perfect companion. Enjoy advanced technology features and ample space for passengers and luggage. Our rental service ensures competitive rates and top-notch customer service. Book your JAC S3 rental today and elevate your Dubai experience. Discover the freedom and flexibility of exploring Dubai on your own terms. Experience the thrill of driving a JAC S3 and make unforgettable memories in Dubai. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to drive this exceptional SUV during your Dubai trip

Documents Required for Car Rental in the UAE

If you’re planning a trip to the UAE, you’ll find that all major attractions in the UAE are spread far and wide. From unique shopping destinations like the Mall Of The Emirates, popular landmarks such as the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi to exquisite hotels and resorts located in Ras Al Khaimah, the best way to get around is by car. You are eligible to rent a car across the emirates provided you have the below mentioned valid documents with you:

For UAE Residents

For Tourists visiting the UAE

  •  UAE Driving License
  •  Emirates ID
    (Residential Visa may be acceptable)
  • Passport
  •  Passport
  •  Visit Visa
  •  Home Country Driving License
  •  International Driving Permit (IDP)

Visitors from the GCC, US, UK, Canada, Europe and certain other countries can drive with their home country driving license,without the need of an IDP.

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