How much does it cost to rent a Lamborghini in Chicago?

Quick answer

DDE’s published Chicago Lamborghini listings span $1,599–$2,499 per day for self-drive, with refundable deposits of $2,500–$7,500. The Huracán EVO starts at $1,599, the Urus Blu at $1,699, and the Aventador S at $2,499 per day.

These figures are advertised starting rates, not a confirmed quote for a specific date. Ask for the exact vehicle’s availability, rental charges, deposit and mileage terms. Chauffeur bookings are priced separately for your route and hours.

Lamborghini rental prices in Chicago (2026)

The table includes 6 published Chicago Lamborghini listings, using the same inventory as the vehicle pages. Different examples of the same model remain separate listings so you can compare the actual car and terms.

Start with the purpose of your trip. A Huracán or Aventador suits a booking centered on driving or photographs. The Urus offers an SUV body style, but passenger capacity, luggage and any chauffeured seating arrangement still need to match the exact vehicle. The full Chicago pricing reference compares other makes and includes a downloadable CSV.

What the daily rate includes

DDE includes a set daily mileage allowance, with additional miles billed per mile. The allowance is vehicle-specific: ask for the number and excess-mile charge before planning a longer route. Starting rates can vary by dates and rental length, so quote your complete trip rather than assuming a one-day figure multiplied by several days is the final total.

Delivery is available across the Chicago metro, including hotels, venues and airport areas. Provide addresses and times so DDE can confirm delivery and collection fees. Also ask about taxes, fuel, late-return terms and any other applicable charges.

Deposits, insurance, and who can rent

The Huracán EVO has a published deposit of $2,500; the Urus Blu, $2,500; and the Aventador S, $7,500. These refundable holds are separate from the rental price.

Self-drive requires a valid license, qualifying insurance and approval for the vehicle. Review the requirements guide and have DDE confirm the exact age, insurance and deposit conditions before reserving. A general model description is not an eligibility decision.

Which Lamborghini should you choose?

• Huracán EVO: consider the exact listed body style and photos when an open-air drive or a sports-car appearance matters. Confirm who and what must fit in the car.
• Urus: an SUV option for an event or a trip with passengers. Check the actual seating and luggage arrangement, especially with a chauffeur.
• Aventador S: an alternative when that specific model is central to the occasion. Compare its deposit and practical access with the rest of your shortlist.

The Huracán versus Aventador guide organizes the sports-car decision. The Urus versus Cullinan guide compares two SUV options.

How multi-day and weekend pricing works

Ask for one itemized quote covering pickup, return and the full driving plan. Identify flexible dates if you have them, but do not assume a discount or availability until DDE confirms it. A refundable hold is not a daily rental charge, and published rates do not establish the cost of a chauffeur itinerary.

Weddings, prom, and photoshoots

For a wedding, share passenger counts, formalwear, venue addresses and photo stops. The wedding car guide helps compare vehicle choices; use the wedding transport planner to separate the couple’s journey from guest movements. Every DDE prom reservation includes a professional driver; students do not self-drive.

For a photoshoot, explain access, positioning and how long the car is needed. Confirm the exact vehicle and any special arrangements before promising a model to your crew or guests.

How to book

Browse the Lamborghini listings or compare the full rental fleet, then contact DDE with your dates, preferred car, acceptable alternatives and full itinerary. An inquiry begins the availability check; it does not confirm a reservation.