Abu Dhabi – September 24, 2026 -- Octane Rent has expanded its SUV fleet in Abu Dhabi, adding the Range Rover, Cadillac Escalade, Toyota Land Cruiser, Chevrolet Tahoe and BMW X7 to meet rising demand from the emirate's business and tourism sectors.
New SUV models join a 400-vehicle, 31-brand network across the UAE
The Abu Dhabi additions integrate into Octane Rent's existing operational fleet, which spans more than 400 vehicles across 31 brands in the UAE. The company operates all vehicles as company-owned assets rather than through third-party marketplace brokers.
Daily rates span AED 218 to AED 735 across three SUV tiers
Mid-size SUVs, including the Toyota Land Cruiser and Chevrolet Tahoe, start from AED 218 to AED 370 per day. Full-size models such as the Range Rover, Cadillac Escalade and BMW X7 range from AED 271 to AED 735 per day. Luxury configurations, including the Mercedes G63 AMG and Bentley Bentayga, start from AED 442 per day.
Company-owned fleet structure enables uniform maintenance across three markets
Octane Rent applies scheduled maintenance and inspection protocols across its Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Miami operations under a single ownership model. A company spokesperson said standardized inspection protocols, insurance structures and booking processes are maintained across all three markets, without guaranteeing flawless outcomes.
Bookings confirm within minutes via online channels and WhatsApp
Reservations are processed online or through WhatsApp, with confirmations typically issued within minutes. Vehicles are staged for delivery at designated hotels and Abu Dhabi International Airport.
Company holds 4.9/5 Google rating from over 1,760 verified reviews
Octane Rent has accumulated 27 years of combined industry experience across its UAE and Miami operations. The company reports a 4.9/5 Google rating from more than 1,760 verified reviews and a 4.7/5 Trustpilot score. It was named Best Luxury Car Rental Company Dubai (MENA) at the 2025 World Luxury Travel Awards and has been referenced in Forbes, Khaleej Times and Gulf Today.