Nice, France
Luxury Car Rental in Nice
Choose from convertibles, SUVs, sport and luxury models for delivery to the airport, your hotel along the Promenade, or a residence, with deposit and insurance terms confirmed in writing before you book.
The collection
Choose your character
One city. A different character behind every wheel.
Supercars
Revuelto
SF90 Stradale
Huracan Sterrato
Sport Cars
Luxury Cars
S580
Bentayga V8-S
Spectre
S-klasse S400 Long 4-Matic
Convertibles
430i Cabrio
Roma Spider
720S Spider
992 Carrera 4 GTS Cabrio
SUVs
Electric
Model S Plaid
Model 3 Performance
Model Y Long Range
Minivans
V300 8 seats
V Class
V300 4x4 XL VIP (Captain, 7 seat)
V300 4x4 XL Exclusive 7 seats
How rental works
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Choose your car
Browse the Nice fleet by type or brand and open the model you want.
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Send a request
Tell us dates and delivery point via form or WhatsApp — we confirm availability.
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We deliver
Hotel or airport handover in Nice, typically within 24–48 hours of confirmation.
What every hire includes
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24/7 support
Full operator support for the entire rental, not only at handover.
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Clear day rates
Published day rate up front — fuel and extras billed transparently.
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Chauffeur on request
Add a professional driver for the same car when you need it.
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Crypto accepted
Pay by card or crypto — whichever suits you.
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Confirmed model
Exact specs shared before you confirm.
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Your language
A manager who speaks your language — EN, ES, RU, FR and more.
Reasons to Book With Us
Deposit and Mileage Terms Set Before You Sign
The security hold, insurance excess and mileage allowance are confirmed in writing before your booking is locked in, so there is nothing left to negotiate at the pickup counter.
Fixed Handover Windows, Not Open Estimates
Terminal 1 or Terminal 2 meet-and-greet, a hotel handover along the Promenade strip, or a same-day return after a Grande Corniche loop toward La Turbie each carry a defined time window built into the itinerary itself.
Italian Border Clearance Sorted in Advance
For clients planning a run toward Ventimiglia or San Remo, the required Italian insurance clearance is arranged ahead of departure rather than raised as a surprise at the border.
A Fleet Chosen by Occasion, Not Just Category
From Ferrari and McLaren convertibles for coastal mornings to Lamborghini and Bentley SUVs for family or business days inland, the 91-car selection is picked to match the drive, with a chauffeur available on request for Monaco or airport runs.
Nice / France
Renting a Luxury Car in Nice: What to Consider Before You Book
When you rent a luxury car in Nice, the right body style depends on where the day actually takes you. A compact sport model or convertible clears the narrow lanes and paid parking bays around Vieux-Nice and the Carré d'Or with far less friction than a wide SUV, while a Lamborghini URUS SE or BMW X7 earns its space on the inland run to Vence, Saint-Paul-de-Vence or Grasse, where a family needs cabin room more than curb agility. For the Basse, Moyenne or Grande Corniche, a GT or supercar such as the Ferrari Roma Spider or McLaren 720S Spider matches the road's tighter curves and elevation changes better than a long-wheelbase sedan.
Handover logistics matter as much as the car itself, particularly for arrivals through Terminal 1 or 2 or drop-offs along the Promenade hotel strip near the Negresco, Hyatt Regency or Anantara. Security hold, insurance excess and mileage allowance are set out in writing before a booking is confirmed rather than left open until pickup day, and return logistics — whether that is a terminal meet-and-greet, a hotel handover, or a same-day return after a loop toward La Turbie — are scoped with a fixed time window instead of a loose estimate.
Anyone planning a run east toward Ventimiglia or San Remo should factor in the Italian insurance clearance that cross-border driving requires, since the border sits roughly 45 to 60 minutes from the city. Timing also shifts during Grand Prix week and festival season, when short-notice bookings toward Monaco or Cannes become more common and clear terms on deposit and return conditions carry more weight than during quieter months.
Questions Before Hiring a Luxury Car in Nice
A quick read of what most rental clients ask before booking.
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What do I need to know about the deposit and insurance excess before booking?
The security hold and insurance excess are set out in writing before your booking is confirmed, so both figures are known ahead of pickup rather than negotiated on the day. The exact amount depends on the vehicle category and rental length, so confirm these details when you select your car and dates.
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Can the car be delivered to a hotel, residence, airport or heliport?
Yes, handover can be arranged at Terminal 1 or 2 with a meet-and-greet, at a hotel along the Promenade strip, at a private residence, or at a heliport depending on your itinerary. Each option is scoped with a fixed time window as part of the booking rather than left as an open estimate.
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Is a chauffeur available, or is this self-drive only?
Both options exist: you can drive yourself or request a chauffeur, which is a common choice for an airport-to-hotel transfer or a Nice-to-Monaco run. Let us know your preference when enquiring so the right vehicle and service can be matched to the trip.
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How realistic is a same-day booking during Grand Prix week or festival season?
Short-notice requests are more common during Monaco Grand Prix week and the Cannes festival period, when demand rises quickly across the coast. Availability at short notice depends on the car category and date, so it is worth confirming as early as your plans allow rather than waiting until the last moment.
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What mileage allowance comes with the rental?
Mileage terms are confirmed in writing before the booking is finalised, alongside the deposit and insurance details, so there is no ambiguity about limits before you set off. The allowance itself can vary by vehicle and rental length, so check it against your planned route, particularly for longer coastal or inland days.
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How does the return or collection work at the end of the rental?
Return logistics are built into the itinerary rather than treated as an afterthought: a same-day return after a Grande Corniche loop toward La Turbie, for instance, carries a fixed time window agreed in advance. The same applies to airport or hotel drop-offs, so the return point and timing are settled before you take the keys.
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Can I drive into Monaco or across the border into Italy?
Driving toward Monaco is straightforward, and a run east toward Ventimiglia or San Remo is also possible, but it requires Italian insurance clearance arranged ahead of the trip rather than assumed on the day. Flag any cross-border plans when booking so the paperwork is in place before you cross.
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Which type of car suits the corniche roads best, a convertible or an SUV?
It depends on the road: the Basse and Moyenne Corniches through Villefranche and Èze reward a compact convertible or GT with easier parking, while a wider SUV like the Lamborghini URUS SE or BMW X7 suits the more open Grande Corniche toward La Turbie or inland routes to Vence. Tell us the roads you plan to cover and we can match the car to the drive.
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