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Lamborghini Rental in Los Angeles: Huracán, Urus or Aventador?
MACH has more Lamborghinis than any other brand in the fleet. Here is how to choose between the Huracán, the Urus and the Aventador for your days in Los Angeles.

Ask ten people to picture an exotic car in Los Angeles and most of them will picture a Lamborghini. It is the brand MACH carries most of, with coupes, convertibles, SUVs and V12 flagships in the fleet. That range is good news, but it also means the first question is not whether to rent a Lamborghini in Los Angeles. It is which one.
This guide compares the three families in the fleet: the Huracán, the Urus and the Aventador. It covers how many people each one carries, what it feels like on LA roads and what it costs per day. If you would rather browse first, every Lamborghini has its own page on the fleet page and on the Lamborghini rental page.
The quick answer
- Two people, maximum drama, roof down: the Huracán EVO Spyder or the blue Huracán Spyder.
- Two people, a sharper coupe: the white Huracán EVO.
- Friends, family or luggage: a Lamborghini Urus, with five seats on most of them.
- The poster car, once in your life: the Aventador SVJ or the red Aventador SV.
Lamborghini Huracán: the everyday supercar
The Huracán is the Lamborghini most people mean when they say "Lambo." It has a naturally aspirated V10 behind the seats, two seats and a sound that fills a canyon. The fleet has three: the white Huracán EVO coupe at 630 horsepower, and two Huracán Spyders at 640 horsepower, one black EVO Spyder and one blue Spyder.
Coupe or Spyder?
The coupe is a little more focused and the cabin is quieter on the freeway. The Spyder drops its roof in seconds, which is the whole point on Mulholland Drive, Sunset Boulevard or the Pacific Coast Highway. If your trip is about the drive itself, the coupe. If it is about Los Angeles, the Spyder. Our guide to convertibles on PCH covers the open-top options in more detail.
What it costs
At the time of writing, the Huracán EVO is listed at $995 per day and the Huracán Spyders at $1,295 per day. Every car page shows the live rate.

Lamborghini Urus: the Lamborghini that fits your life
The Urus is the answer when a two-seat supercar does not work. It has a twin-turbo V8, room for luggage and, on most of the cars in the fleet, five seats. It still looks and sounds like a Lamborghini when you pull up to a hotel in Beverly Hills.
MACH has six of them, so you can choose by color and character:
- Urus in white and Urus in silver (the silver car seats four), listed at $995 per day.
- Urus S in satin black at 657 horsepower, listed at $1,095 per day.
- Urus Widebody in black, the most aggressive stance in the group, listed at $1,195 per day.
- Urus Performante in yellow, the lightest and sharpest Urus, listed at $1,295 per day.
The Urus is also the easiest Lamborghini to live with in the city. It sits higher, so steep driveways and parking ramps are not a worry, and it is the one to choose for an LAX arrival with luggage. For a side-by-side with the G63 and the Cullinan, read our luxury SUV guide.

Lamborghini Aventador: the V12 flagship
The Aventador is the car on bedroom walls: scissor doors, a V12 and a shape that stops traffic. The fleet has the grey Aventador SVJ at 759 horsepower and the red Aventador SV at 740 horsepower.
This is not a car you rent to run errands. It is wide, low and loud, and it rewards a planned drive: an early morning on Angeles Crest, an arrival at an event, a photo shoot. At the time of writing, the SVJ is listed at $3,995 per day. The SV's rate is given on request, so text the team for a quote.
Things to know before you book an Aventador
- Visibility is limited and the car is very wide. Take your time in parking garages.
- Steep driveways and speed bumps need care because the car sits low.
- Ask the team to walk you through the controls at handoff, including any nose-lift system.

Comparing them side by side
- Seats: Huracán 2, Aventador 2, Urus 4 or 5.
- Power: Huracán 630 to 640 hp, Urus 641 to 657 hp, Aventador 740 to 759 hp.
- Listed daily rate at the time of writing: Huracán $995 to $1,295, Urus $995 to $1,295, Aventador SVJ $3,995.
- Best for: Huracán for the drive and the roof, Urus for groups and airports, Aventador for the moment.
Making a Lamborghini rental cost less per day
Longer rentals cost less per day. Every 3 days of rental lowers the daily rate by $100, never more than 25% off. A Huracán EVO at $995 per day becomes $895 per day for a 3-day rental, or $2,685 in total, and $795 per day for 6 days.
Every car also uses the same refundable security deposit, currently $1,500. You need a valid driver's license and full coverage insurance that applies to the vehicle. Our guide to rental requirements walks through each step.
How to book
- Open the car you want and press Book now, or text (714) 904-7552.
- Choose your dates and where you want the car: your home, your hotel, the airport, or pickup from MACH.
- The team confirms the car, the rate and your insurance, and you sign the rental agreement.
Nothing is a confirmed reservation until a MACH representative confirms and you sign the agreement. The fleet changes, so availability is confirmed for each request.
Questions
How much does it cost to rent a Lamborghini in Los Angeles?
At the time of writing, MACH lists the Huracán EVO and the Urus from $995 per day, the Huracán Spyders and the Urus Performante at $1,295 per day and the Aventador SVJ at $3,995 per day. Each car page shows the live rate, and longer rentals lower the daily rate.
Which Lamborghini has the most seats?
The Urus. Most of the Urus cars in the fleet seat five, and the silver Urus seats four. The Huracán and the Aventador seat two.
Can you deliver a Lamborghini to my hotel or to LAX?
Yes. The team can bring the car to your home, your hotel or the airport, or you can pick it up from MACH. The handoff is confirmed with your request.
What deposit does a Lamborghini rental need?
The same refundable security deposit as every car in the fleet, currently $1,500. It is refunded after the car is returned and inspected, less any amounts owed.


