Rent premium cars in Nice
Luxury Car France offers luxury car rental in Nice, with delivery to Promenade des Anglais hotels and a fleet built for Riviera driving and coastal touring.
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BMW 430i Cabrio 2023
Top down for coastal drives between meetings
- 2023
- Seats: 4
Ferrari SF90 Spider 2024
Open-top hybrid power for Alpine mountain passes
- 2024
- Seats: 2
- 986 hp
Maybach S580 2023
Quiet arrivals at the hotel entrance, chauffeur ready
- 2023
- Seats: 4
Tesla Model S Plaid 2025
Silent launches, instant power, Paris to Alps ready
- 2025
- Seats: 5
- 1020 hp
Ferrari 296 GTS Spider 2024
Top down along the Riviera coast roads
- 2024
- Seats: 2
- 819 hp
Audi SQ7 7seater 2023
Seven seats, one smooth ride across the Alps
- 2023
- Seats: 7
- 530 hp
Mercedes Benz S-klasse S400 Long 4-Matic 2023
- 2023
- Seats: 5
- 367 hp
Porsche Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid Coupé GT 2026
Silent Power for Alpine Passes, Ready Every Morning
- 2026
- Seats: 5
Mercedes Benz GLS Maybach 2022
Effortless airport arrivals for guests who value calm
- 2022
- Seats: 4
- 550 hp
Rover Range Rover Autobiografy D350 7s 2025
Seven seats, one smooth ride to the Alps
- 2025
- Seats: 7
Tesla Model Y Long Range 2023
Silent power for effortless city-to-coast transfers
- 2023
- Seats: 5
Audi Q8 55 TFSI 2022
Effortless comfort for family drives across France
- 2022
- Seats: 5
- 340 hp
Mercedes Benz V300 4x4 XL Exclusive 7 seats 2025
- 2025
- Seats: 7
- 230 hp
Lamborghini Urus SE 2026
Alpine hairpins by day, hotel arrivals by night
- 2026
- Seats: 5
Mercedes Benz GLS-klasse 350 D Exclusive 7 Posti 2025
- 2025
- Seats: 7
Mercedes Benz V300 4x4 XL VIP (Captain, 7 seat) 2025
- 2025
- Seats: 7
- 190 hp
Porsche 911 GT3 2026
Alpine hairpins, track-bred precision, one unforgettable weekend drive
- 2026
- Seats: 4
Aston Martin Vantage V8 Spider 2026
Top down through Provence, engine leading the conversation
- 2026
- Seats: 2
Lamborghini Urus S 2024
Alpine switchbacks or city arrivals, effortlessly commanded
- 2024
- Seats: 5
- 666 hp
Promenade des Anglais and the Old Town. Most rentals begin here, with cars delivered directly to beachfront hotels along the Promenade. Traffic moves slowly through the seafront lanes at midday, so a car with tight turning and a clear reverse camera earns its keep near the Old Town's narrow streets and paid parking structures.
Villefranche-sur-Mer and its bay. A short drive east on the lower corniche brings you above one of the deepest natural harbours on this stretch of coast. Parking above the port is limited on market days, so an early departure or a car small enough for the old town's alleys makes the stop easier.
Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat. The peninsula road narrows as it winds past gated villas, rewarding a car with responsive steering rather than raw power. Villa-style hotels here will usually accept direct vehicle handover, which suits guests staying on the cape for lunch or an overnight.
The corniches toward Monaco. The route along the corniche above Villefranche climbs steadily, with tunnels and switchbacks that favour a car with strong low-speed torque and firm brakes. Convertibles are popular on this stretch for the open views back toward the bay before the descent into Monaco.
Cannes and La Croisette. Heading west instead, the coastal road to Cannes runs flatter and faster, better suited to a grand tourer than a compact city car. Valet parking along La Croisette is common at the larger hotels, which simplifies arrival for clients arranging same-day drop-off.