Quick answer
Rent the Lamborghini Urus if the day is about the drive, and the Rolls-Royce Cullinan if the day is about the arrival. The Urus is the louder, quicker, more affordable pick — from $1,699 per day with a $2,500 refundable deposit, a 641-horsepower twin-turbo V8, and 60 mph in about 3.5 seconds. The Cullinan is the statelier one — from $2,499 per day with a $3,500 refundable deposit, moved in near-total silence by a 563-horsepower 6.75-liter twin-turbo V12, with rear coach doors and the commanding seating position only Goodwood builds. Both are on our live Chicago fleet, both deliver metro-wide, and both rent self-drive or chauffeured.
The numbers side by side
Rates below are current "from" prices on the Chicago fleet — the same figures shown on each vehicle's booking page.
- Lamborghini Urus — from $1,699/day, $2,500 refundable deposit. 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8, 641 hp, 0–60 mph in about 3.5 seconds. Available in three colors: Blu, Rosso red, and Bianco white.
- Rolls-Royce Cullinan — from $2,499/day, $3,500 refundable deposit. 6.75-liter twin-turbo V12, 563 hp, finished in white.
The gap is $800 per day — enough to matter across a weekend — and both deposits are authorized before handover and released after the car comes back in its original condition.
Character: thunder or silence
The Urus is a Lamborghini that happens to have four doors. The twin-turbo V8 announces every departure, the cabin is pure Italian theater — hexagons, carbon, and leather everywhere you look — and it feels like it's speeding while parked. It's the SUV people point at.
The Cullinan works the opposite way. The V12 moves it in near-total silence, the ride smooths the city flat, and the elevated seats turn every drive into a procession. Nobody points; everybody notices. If the Urus is a statement, the Cullinan is a verdict.
Space and the second row
Both carry four adults and real luggage, but they treat passengers differently. The Urus seats your crew in sport seats with the driver's cockpit as the main event — passengers are along for the ride, and the ride is the point. The Cullinan gives the back row the best seats in the house: rear coach doors open wide, the cabin is trimmed the way only Goodwood does it, and whoever sits behind you arrives like the occasion is theirs. If you'll spend the rental being driven — see chauffeur or self-drive for that decision — the Cullinan is the stronger back seat by a distance.
What both rentals include
Each rate is a "from" price that varies by date, season, and rental length, and includes a set daily mileage allowance, with additional miles billed per mile. We deliver anywhere in the Chicago metro — home, hotel, venue, O'Hare, or Midway — with fees confirmed at booking. Self-drive renters must be at least 21 with a valid license and qualifying insurance; either car can also be booked chauffeured. The full checklist is in our requirements guide.
The weekend math
The $800-a-day gap compounds. Over a three-day weekend the Urus runs roughly $2,400 less than the Cullinan at the from-rates — real money that can fund the delivery, the dinner, and most of a second day. Because rates vary by date, season, and length of rental, multi-day bookings are quoted as one itinerary rather than priced day by day, so give the concierge your full dates and the quote covers the whole plan, mileage allowance included. Both deposits are held once per rental, not per day — $2,500 on the Urus, $3,500 on the Cullinan — authorized on the day of your reservation and released 24–72 hours after the rental ends.
Let the occasion decide
- Weddings: the Cullinan — dates go quickly in wedding season, so book early. The white Urus is the bold alternative; our wedding car rental page covers both.
- Birthdays, music videos, big entrances: the Urus, usually in Rosso — it exists to be photographed.
- Executive arrivals and client days: the Cullinan. Silence reads as confidence.
- A weekend you'll actually drive: the Urus — quicker, louder, and $800 a day lighter on the budget.
The verdict
Choose with your ears. If you want the city to hear you coming, take the Urus and pick your color. If you want the city to go quiet when you step out, take the Cullinan. And if the badge matters more than the body style, both marques go deeper — six cars on the Lamborghini rental page and three on the Rolls-Royce rental page.
How to book
Check dates on the Urus or the Cullinan and reserve through GoLux — our secure booking platform — where availability, deposit, and payment are handled. Still weighing it? Talk to a concierge — we run both cars in Chicago and can match one to your occasion and route.
Frequently asked questions
Which is cheaper to rent, the Lamborghini Urus or the Rolls-Royce Cullinan?
The Lamborghini Urus, from $1,699 per day with a $2,500 refundable deposit. The Rolls-Royce Cullinan is from $2,499 per day with a $3,500 refundable deposit. Rates are "from" prices that vary by date, season, and length of rental.
Can I rent the Urus or Cullinan with a chauffeur?
Yes. Both rent self-drive — renters must be at least 21 with a valid license and qualifying insurance — or with a professional chauffeur, quoted individually around your route and hours.
How many people fit in each?
Both are four-door luxury SUVs with room for passengers and luggage. The Urus is available in blue, red, or white; the Cullinan on our fleet is finished in white, with rear coach doors and Rolls-Royce's elevated seating.
Which is better for a wedding?
The Cullinan is the classic wedding arrival — and its dates go quickly in wedding season, so book early. The white Urus is the bold alternative. Both are delivered to venues across the Chicago metro.