Rent Mitsubishi Attrage 2023 in Dubai

The Mitsubishi Attrage 2023 is one of the cheapest cars on our fleet to keep moving, and that is exactly why people book it. A Mitsubishi Attrage rental in Dubai gets you a proper booted sedan with a 1.2 litre engine that treats petrol like it costs something, which in a month of daily driving it does. We deliver it to your door in an hour or two, and on rentals of three days or more the delivery costs you nothing. This page is really about one decision: whether the Attrage's low running cost is worth its modest power, and for most city-based renters our answer is yes.

Why the fuel bill stays small

The three-cylinder engine displaces just 1.2 litres and drives the front wheels through a CVT, a combination built for economy rather than excitement. Mitsubishi quotes figures in the region of 21 kilometres per litre, and while Dubai traffic and constant air conditioning will pull you below that, the 42 litre tank still stretches a long way. Renters doing school runs, office commutes and mall trips tell us they fill up about once a week. On a monthly rental, the petrol saving compared with a mid-size SUV is real money, week after week.

The trade-off on the highway

Be honest with yourself about the 78 horsepower. Around town it never feels slow, because the CVT keeps the small engine in its happy zone and the car weighs very little. On Sheikh Zayed Road it will sit at 100 to 110 without complaint, but overtaking needs planning, and the engine gets vocal when you push it. If your week involves daily runs to Abu Dhabi with the cruise set high, you will be happier in something with more lung capacity. For everyone else, the Attrage does the highway. It just doesn't hurry it.

A boot that embarrasses bigger cars

This is the quiet surprise. At 450 litres, the boot swallows two large suitcases and a couple of soft bags, which is more than several compact crossovers manage. That makes the Attrage a sensible airport-run car for a couple, or for a small family landing at DXB with a normal amount of luggage. The back seat takes two adults comfortably and three at a squeeze. Where it gets tight is four adults plus four big cases. That combination belongs in a larger sedan.

Living with it in the city

At 4.25 metres long it slots into the narrow bays of older multi-storey car parks without drama, and the light steering makes tight ramps and U-turns easy work. The 170 mm of ground clearance clears the aggressive speed bumps you find in residential areas, so you're not creeping over every hump. In summer the small cabin works in your favour: the AC brings a car parked in the sun back to comfortable within a few minutes, though rear passengers rely on the front vents, so run the fan high for the first stretch. Salik tolls and any RTA fines picked up during the rental are billed to you, which is standard practice, and worth budgeting for if your route crosses toll gates twice a day.

Booking it

Drivers need to be at least 21 with a year of driving experience for this car. You can pay by card or cash, and if the timing suits you better, collecting from our branch instead of taking delivery is always free. Cancellation is free up to 48 hours before pickup, so booking early costs you nothing.

Our recommendation

Rent the Attrage 2023 if your Dubai week is commuting, errands and the occasional airport run, and you want the fuel bill to be an afterthought. It carries more luggage than its size suggests and parks anywhere. Skip it if you regularly carry four adults, or if long, fast highway stretches are the main event; in that case an Outlander or a mid-size sedan from our fleet is the better call. As a low-cost daily runner, though, it is very hard to argue with.