Rent a Tesla Cybertruck in Dubai: Cybertruck or Cyberbeast
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You can rent a Tesla Cybertruck in Dubai from AED 2,499 a day, or the tri-motor Cyberbeast for AED 2,899 a day, with comprehensive insurance and VAT included and no deposit. For most people the Cybertruck is the right choice: it gets the same looks and has the range for a day in Abu Dhabi or Hatta. The Cyberbeast is for drivers who want the strongest acceleration.
How much does it cost to rent a Cybertruck in Dubai?
The Tesla Cybertruck costs AED 2,499 a day and the Tesla Cyberbeast costs AED 2,899 a day at Hermas. Both prices include VAT and comprehensive insurance, and there is no security deposit, so nothing is blocked on your card. Longer rentals cost less per day, and we can quote a monthly rate on request.
- Tesla Cybertruck — AED 2,499 a day. The stainless steel pickup that turns heads everywhere, and the sensible way to try a Cybertruck.
- Tesla Cyberbeast (2026) — AED 2,899 a day. The top, tri-motor version of the Cybertruck, for drivers who want its full performance.
- Tesla Model Y — AED 449 a day. A practical electric SUV for families and airport runs, using the same charging network.
- Tesla Model 3 — AED 277 a day. The most affordable way to drive a Tesla in Dubai, quiet and easy to park.
Cybertruck or Cyberbeast: which one should you rent?
Rent the Cybertruck if you want the look, the reactions and an easy day of driving, and the Cyberbeast if acceleration is the point of the booking. From the outside most people will not tell the two apart, and in a city with speed cameras everywhere, the extra power is something you feel pulling away from a light rather than on a long drive.
The Cyberbeast costs more because it is the top, tri-motor version of the Cybertruck, a 2026 model, and the one enthusiasts ask for by name. It suits someone who has wanted one for years, a creator who needs the top version on camera, or a group who wants to feel its full launch. For everyone else, the Cybertruck at AED 2,499 a day is the better value.
| Car | Price a day | Type | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tesla Cybertruck | AED 2,499 | Electric pickup | First Cybertruck drive and weekend trips |
| Tesla Cyberbeast (2026) | AED 2,899 | Tri-motor electric pickup | Strongest acceleration and creator shoots |
| Tesla Model Y | AED 449 | Electric SUV | Families, luggage and daily driving |
| Tesla Model 3 | AED 277 | Electric saloon | Low-cost city driving |
What is it like to drive a Cybertruck in Dubai?
Driving a Cybertruck in Dubai means attention everywhere you go. People film it at traffic lights, wave from other cars and ask questions when you park at a mall or a beach club. If you want a low-key day, choose a Model Y instead; if you enjoy the conversation, it is half the fun.
It is a big vehicle, long and wide, and Dubai mall car parks have tight ramps and narrow bays. Choose end bays or open upper levels, use hotel valet where it is offered, and rely on the cameras when reversing.
The steering is by wire, with no mechanical link between the wheel and the road wheels. It feels quicker than the size suggests: small hand movements turn the truck a lot at low speed, and it settles down at motorway speed. A few minutes in a quiet car park is enough to get used to it.
Like every electric car, it is almost silent at walking pace, so pedestrians in car parks often do not hear it coming. Drive slowly between rows, watch for children behind parked cars, and never assume people know you are there.
Where do you charge it, and can it reach Abu Dhabi or Hatta?
You charge it at DEWA Green Charger points or Tesla Superchargers, and yes, a return trip to Abu Dhabi or Hatta on paved roads is within a full charge in normal conditions. DEWA Green Charger points are spread across Dubai, in malls and at most hotels, and the Tesla Superchargers in the city are the quickest option.
The easy routine is to plug in while you have lunch or shop, and to charge overnight if your hotel has a charger. Use the charger finder on the car’s screen before you set off, and do not run the battery close to empty. Summer heat with the air conditioning on, and steady motorway speeds, use more energy than city driving.
Abu Dhabi is roughly 120 to 150 km from most of Dubai and Hatta about 130 km, so leave with a full battery and top up in Abu Dhabi if you plan to drive around the city before heading back. Hatta has fewer chargers than Dubai, so do not count on finding one free there.
Remember the mileage allowance, which averages 250 km a day across the rental. A weekend suits a long trip well: a day out on Saturday and a quiet city day on Sunday balance each other.
What is included when you rent a Cybertruck from Hermas?
Every Cybertruck rental includes comprehensive insurance and VAT in the daily price, with no security deposit. Delivery and collection are free anywhere in Dubai, the airport included. Salik tolls and any traffic fines are billed at cost after the rental.
Tourists need a passport and a valid driving licence, plus an International Driving Permit if the licence was not issued in the UAE, GCC, US, Canada or EU. UAE residents need an Emirates ID and a UAE licence. The minimum age is 21, and booking is by WhatsApp with confirmation the same day.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to pay a deposit to rent a Cybertruck in Dubai?
No. There is no security deposit on the Cybertruck, the Cyberbeast or any other car we rent, whatever the length of the rental, and nothing is blocked on your card. The daily price already includes comprehensive insurance and VAT. Salik tolls and any traffic fines are billed at cost after the rental, so you only pay for what was actually used.
Can I drive the Cybertruck in the desert?
No. The rental agreement does not cover dune bashing or any driving off the asphalt, and that applies to the Cybertruck even though it looks built for it. Keep it on paved roads. Hatta’s paved mountain roads and the motorway to Abu Dhabi are fine.
Can I book the Cybertruck for a photo or video shoot?
Yes. The Cybertruck is a popular choice for photos and video because its shape reads instantly on camera. Send us the location, date and time on WhatsApp and we deliver the car there, free anywhere in Dubai. Choose paved locations, plan for early morning or the hour before sunset when the heat is lower and the light is softer, and bring a cloth for fingerprints on the steel.
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