Hire the 2024 Mercedes-Benz GLB-Class in Dubai International Airport and across Dubai — an SUV that earns its keep on family trips, desert getaways and a commanding ride height on Dubai’s highways. It comes with seating for 5, 5 doors and a automatic gearbox, balancing comfort and practicality for UAE roads.
Pick the term that fits your trip: daily hire from AED 330, weekly rates at AED 2,200 (around 5% less per day), monthly leasing at AED 5,500 (about 44% off the daily rate). The rate includes a mileage allowance of 250 km/day, with extra kilometres charged at a small per-km fee. Prices are quoted in AED and exclude Salik road tolls and fuel, which are settled on actual usage.
Pick-up & delivery in Dubai International Airport
The 2024 Mercedes-Benz GLB-Class can be picked up in Dubai International Airport or delivered to your address, hotel or the airport across Dubai. To book you’ll need a valid UAE driving licence, or — for visitors — a passport, visa and International Driving Permit. Message us on WhatsApp to confirm availability and the latest price.
What this car has
Safety & driver assist
Airbags
360 Camera
Adaptive Brake Lights
Comfort & convenience
Air Conditioning
Leather Seats
Power Mirrors
Tilt & Telescopic Steering
Power Locks
Power Windows
Rear AC Vents
Technology & media
Ambient Interior Lighting
Touchscreen Display
Navigation System
Apple CarPlay
Wireless Charging
Bluetooth
USB Port(s)
Android Auto
More
Overhead Console Sunglass Holder
AM/FM Radio
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to rent the 2024 Mercedes-Benz GLB-Class?
The 2024 Mercedes-Benz GLB-Class rents from AED 330 per day, AED 2,200 per week, AED 5,500 per month. Delivery across Dubai is usually available — confirm the exact rate and any delivery charge on WhatsApp in seconds.
Is a deposit required?
No — this Mercedes-Benz is available with no security deposit, so you can drive away without tying up a large sum.
Can I rent it weekly or monthly?
Yes — weekly hire is available from AED 2,200 and monthly leasing from AED 5,500. Longer terms lower the effective daily rate.