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Lamborghini Rental in Los Angeles

Los Angeles' #1 luxury & exotic car rental. Live availability and rates — our Lamborghini collection is 4 models from $999/day, each hand-detailed before delivery across Los Angeles, Beverly Hills and LAX, free to our Beverly Hills partner hotels and to your address anywhere else in the city.

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Lamborghini Rates by Length of Stay

What the car itself comes to · read off the live fleet rates
Model 1 day2 days3 days5 days
Huracan Evo Spider 1,7993,5985,3978,995
Huracan Evo 1,7993,5985,3978,995
Huracan Spider 1,7993,5985,3978,995
Urus 9991,9982,9974,995

Nothing is hidden in those lengths: on every Lamborghini we hold, two days is twice one day and three days is three times it. The quote is built from one-day, five-day and twenty-one-day blocks and takes whichever combination costs least across your dates, so a saving arrives when a block is genuinely cheaper than the days it covers, and not before. A refundable security deposit, damage-and-liability cover and Los Angeles County sales tax sit outside these figures; all three are in the quote before you pay, and the deposit is back with you 5–7 business days after the car comes home.

Renting a Lamborghini in Los Angeles

Lamborghini, here, is six cars, from $999 a day, against refundable deposits from $1,500.

Lamborghini turns every drive into theater, all razor angles, dramatic exhaust notes, and unapologetic attention. It is the brand people rent to celebrate, to be seen, and to feel a genuine jolt of adrenaline. Few things capture the Los Angeles fantasy more completely than a raging bull idling on a sun-drenched boulevard.

Our lineup runs deep: the Urus super-SUV plus the Huracan Evo, Huracan Evo Spider, and Huracan Spider, so you can rent a Lamborghini in Los Angeles coupe or open-top. Six cars across four models and three body shapes — super-SUV, coupe and open-top, and the loudest way to arrive anywhere in this city. International guests travel on a passport and a home-country licence; everything else we handle.

How much is a Lamborghini rental in Los Angeles? It depends which one — the Urus super-SUV and the Huracán are different cars at different rates, and both are live at the top of this page. One day is the minimum. What a second and a third day do to the total is the part worth knowing before you book, and on these six cars they do nothing to it: the quote bills them at the day rate, so two days is twice one day. The table above sets out what one, two, three and five days come to on each of them. Our full breakdown by model sits on the Lamborghini price guide.

Almost nobody says the whole word out loud. A lambo rental in Los Angeles is this page, these six cars and the same rate the full name gets you — the shortening changes nothing except how quickly you can say it. Ask for a lambo and you will be understood. Written down it fares no better — lamborgini, most often — and that reaches the same six cars.

A quarter of the people who ask for this marque are visiting, and plenty of them write in Spanish — renta de Lamborghini, precio, disponibilidad. Ask in whichever language is easier and the answer comes back the same day. International guests travel on a passport and a home-country licence.

A Lamborghini rental comes down to one choice, and it is not the colour. The Urus will take four people and their weekend; the Huracán will take one passenger and a small bag. Lamborghini rentals get booked by the day far more often than by the week, which is the opposite of how the Urus is actually best used — the rate per day falls the longer you keep it, and the Urus is the one that rewards the extra days. Either way the car arrives detailed at the address and hour you name, which is the part that does not change with the model.

Good to Know

Lamborghini Rental Questions

How much does it cost to rent a Lamborghini in Los Angeles?

Two shapes, two figures. The Urus is $999 a day, whichever of the three you take, and the Huracán — the Evo, the Evo Spider and the Spider alike — is $1,799 a day. For the lengths people actually ask about: two days on the Urus is $1,998 and three days is $2,997; two days on a Huracán is $3,598 and three days is $5,397. Those are multiples rather than discounts, and the table above carries the same figures out to five days. A refundable security deposit, damage-and-liability cover and Los Angeles County sales tax sit outside them; all three are in the quote before you pay, and the deposit is back with you 5–7 business days after the car comes home. The full breakdown by model is on the Lamborghini rental price guide.

What is the difference between the Huracán Evo and the Spider?

The roof. The Evo is the coupé; the Evo Spider and the Huracán Spider drop the roof for the coast road. Same V10 behind your shoulders, same noise — one of them just lets the rest of Los Angeles hear it properly.

Should I take the Urus or the Huracán?

The Urus if there are people, luggage or a whole day of driving involved: it is a genuine SUV that happens to be a Lamborghini. The Huracán if the drive itself is the point. The Urus is also the easier of the two to live with on a Los Angeles freeway.

Is a Lamborghini cheaper per day if I keep it for a weekend?

No, and it is worth saying so plainly rather than letting you find out at the quote. The price is the cheapest way to build your dates out of one-day, five-day and twenty-one-day blocks, and a block is only taken when it costs less than the days it covers. No Lamborghini we hold has a five-day block that beats five days at the day rate, so a weekend, three days and five days all bill at the daily figure. The first length that can come down is a month, and only where the car carries a month block. Send the dates rather than a number of days and the quote works out which is cheaper for you.

Can I actually choose the colour?

Yes, and without the hedge, because there is no category here to be allocated out of. Each of these six cars is one car in one colour and the booking is of that car. Two of them are yellow — the Huracán Evo in Giallo at $1,799 a day, and the Urus in Giallo at $999 a day — so reserving the yellow Huracán Evo holds that yellow car for those dates, not a Huracán in whatever paint is free that morning. The other four are the Urus in green and in black, the Huracán Evo Spider in green, and the Huracán Spider in matte black. Each is one of one, which is why a particular weekend is worth naming early rather than late.

Which Lamborghini should I book for photographs?

Yellow is the colour that gets booked for shoots, and there are two of them: the Huracán Evo, which is the lower and more dramatic car, and the Urus, which carries people and equipment as well as the badge. Both go out hand-detailed. If it is a commercial shoot rather than a day out — a crew, a call sheet, a car that has to be on a set — that is a different booking, and it belongs on our picture car rental page rather than here.

How old do you have to be to rent a Lamborghini in Los Angeles?

Twenty-one, with a licence in your own name held for two years. Drivers under twenty-five are not turned away from these cars; a young-driver fee applies per day between twenty-one and twenty-five, and on all six Lamborghinis it is the higher of the two we charge, because all six sit in the top deposit band. The figure is in the quote before you pay, and the full conditions are on the FAQ.

Can I rent a Lamborghini with an international licence?

Yes. International guests travel on a passport and a home-country licence; we handle the rest. Name the dates and the delivery address when you book.