Rover Range Rover Autobiografy D350 7s — Nice

Seven seats, a diesel powertrain tuned for distance, and the kind of cabin that makes a two-hour drive toward Grasse feel like five quiet minutes in a private lounge. The 2025 Range Rover Autobiography D350 is not a car you rent to be noticed on the Promenade — though it will be. You rent it because you need genuine space, real composure on mountain roads, and the authority to pull up to any address on the Riviera without explanation. The D350 diesel delivers its torque low and early, which matters more than you might expect on the Moyenne Corniche's climbing switchbacks toward Èze or on the narrower inland routes through Vence and Saint-Paul-de-Vence. The car is wide, yes, but its air suspension and all-wheel steering give it a turning circle that belies its footprint. For families or small groups splitting time between airport arrivals, villa transfers, and day trips, it removes every logistical compromise a smaller vehicle would force. Third-row seating is configured for actual adults, not an afterthought. Luggage space with all seven seats occupied remains practical for airport collection at Terminal 1 or 2 — no need for a second vehicle, no need for a follow van. The rear cabin's acoustic insulation means back-seat passengers arrive at Cap-Ferrat or a Monaco hotel in the same condition they left: composed, unhurried. One variant is available in our Nice fleet, from €750 per day. Delivery can be arranged to hotels along the Promenade des Anglais, private residences, or directly at the airport. If your plans include crossing into Italy — Ventimiglia or San Remo are under an hour east — raise it at booking so documentation is handled before handover. This is the car for the group that refuses to split up and refuses to downgrade the ride to do it.