68 supercars, sportscars and luxury SUVs — Nice & the French Riviera
Supercar rental in Nice, reserved for members who know the roads
Ferrari, Lamborghini, McLaren, Porsche and Rolls-Royce delivered to your terminal, hotel or villa — each matched to the corniche you want to drive.
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Driving from Nice: Routes, Fleet and Logistics
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Nice gives you immediate access to three distinct driving corridors — and the right car for each one matters. The Basse Corniche threads through Villefranche-sur-Mer and along the Cap-Ferrat peninsula at low speed, where a Ferrari Roma Spider or BMW 430i Cabrio rewards you with open-air proximity to the water. The Moyenne Corniche climbs through Èze with tighter bends and steeper gradients that suit the mid-engine grip of a Ferrari 296 GTB or the composed weight of a Lamborghini Urus S. Head further up to the Grande Corniche above La Turbie and the road opens into long, fast sweeps with clear sightlines toward the coast — territory where a Ferrari SF90 Spider's 986 hp feels purposeful rather than excessive. We match the car to the road you want to drive, and our concierge team can outline route options when you book. Delivery is arranged directly to Nice Côte d'Azur Airport terminals, to specific hotels along the Promenade des Anglais, or to private residences across the Riviera.
Beyond scenic loops, the fleet covers practical ground. Business travellers heading east to Monaco or west to Cannes for meetings or events can reserve a Maybach S580 with a chauffeur option, keeping the focus on preparation rather than navigation. Families driving inland to Vence or Grasse benefit from the space and comfort of a BMW X7 or the new Lamborghini Urus SE. For Grand Prix weekends or the Cannes Film Festival in May, early reservation is essential — demand compresses the available fleet quickly. Cross-border driving into Italy toward Ventimiglia or San Remo is possible with advance insurance clearance arranged before handover. Security deposits, fuel return terms and rental duration — whether a single morning on the corniches or a full week based out of Nice — are confirmed at booking so there are no open questions on collection day.
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Four reasons clients return to Nice Super Car Rental
A fleet shaped by the roads it drives
Sixty-eight cars selected not just for prestige but for how they perform here — from a 986 hp Ferrari SF90 Spider suited to the Grande Corniche climbs to a Lamborghini Urus S that handles the narrow inland roads toward Vence with composure. Every model is current, most from 2023 or later.
Delivery on your terms, at your location
Your car arrives where you are — Terminal 1 or 2 at the airport, your hotel on the Promenade, a villa in Cap-Ferrat, or the port. Collection works the same way. No queues, no shuttle buses, no rental counters.
Event and occasion logistics handled quietly
Whether you need a convoy of convertibles for a wedding in Èze or a Maybach S580 positioned outside the Palais des Festivals during May, our concierge team coordinates timing, positioning and handover so the car is simply there when it matters.
Transparent rental terms before you commit
Day rates, deposit structure and fuel policy are presented clearly during the booking conversation. We outline exactly what the rental covers so there are no surprises at handover or return.
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Frequently asked questions
A quick read of what most charter clients ask before booking.
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What luxury car brands can I rent in Nice?
Our curated fleet of 68 vehicles spans Ferrari, Lamborghini, McLaren, Porsche, Rolls-Royce, Bentley, Mercedes-Benz, Maybach, BMW, Audi, Land Rover and Tesla. Body styles range from open-top convertibles and mid-engine supercars to seven-seat SUVs and chauffeur-grade luxury saloons. Current highlights include the 2024 Ferrari SF90 Spider, the 2024 Lamborghini Urus S and the 2023 Maybach S580. Availability shifts with the season, so we recommend contacting our concierge team with your dates for a precise selection.
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Can you deliver the car to my hotel, villa or the airport?
Yes. We arrange discreet handovers at Nice Côte d'Azur Airport — Terminal 1 or Terminal 2 — as well as at hotels along the Promenade des Anglais such as the Negresco, Hyatt Regency or Anantara, private residences in Cap-Ferrat and Cimiez, and marina berths at Port de Nice. Each delivery is coordinated directly with you in advance so the car is waiting when you arrive, with paperwork already prepared.
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How far in advance should I book, especially around events?
During the Cannes Film Festival and Monaco Grand Prix in May, convertibles and high-performance models often reserve weeks ahead. July and August are similarly competitive for open-top cars. If your dates fall in peak season, booking as early as possible gives you the widest choice. Shoulder months — April, October — are more flexible, and enquiries closer to your travel date can usually be accommodated.
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Can I rent a convertible during the cooler months?
Nice has mild winters compared with most of Europe, so convertible rentals remain practical outside peak summer. That said, demand and fleet rotation mean fewer open-top models are available from November through March. A hardtop spider like the Ferrari Roma Spider works well in cooler weather with the roof closed. Contact us with your preferred dates and we can advise which convertibles are in the fleet at that time.
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Is there a minimum rental period, or can I book for a single day?
Single-day rentals are available for most vehicles in the fleet. We also accommodate weekend, weekly and multi-day bookings — useful if you plan to drive the corniches toward Monaco, loop through Èze and La Turbie, or spend a few days exploring Antibes and Cannes at your own pace. Rates are quoted per day, and longer bookings may carry adjusted pricing. Reach out with your itinerary and we will provide a tailored quote.
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Can I drive the rental car across the border into Italy?
The Italian border at Ventimiglia is roughly 45 to 60 minutes east of Nice, and cross-border trips to San Remo or beyond are a common request. Driving into Italy requires prior arrangement so that insurance coverage extends across the border. Let us know at the time of booking and we will confirm whether your chosen vehicle is cleared for Italian roads and outline any additional terms.
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How does the security deposit work?
A security deposit is held at the start of every rental. The amount varies by vehicle — higher-value supercars carry a larger deposit than touring SUVs or convertibles. The hold is placed on a credit card and released after the car is returned in the agreed condition. Specific deposit figures and payment methods are confirmed during the booking process for the exact car you select.
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Which cars suit the corniche roads between Nice and Monaco?
Each of the three corniche routes rewards a different driving character. The Basse Corniche follows the coast through Villefranche-sur-Mer and is well suited to a convertible at a relaxed pace — the Ferrari Roma Spider or BMW 430i Cabrio, for example. The Moyenne Corniche rises through Èze with tighter bends that favour a responsive sports car like the Ferrari 296 GTB. The Grande Corniche climbs to La Turbie with wider, faster sweeps where a car with more power — the Ferrari SF90 Spider or Audi RS6 — feels most rewarding. Our team can recommend a match based on the route you have in mind.