Rent a Ferrari for 400,000 Won a Day as Chabot Launches Supercar Short-Term Subscriptions
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At a glance
- Chabot launched a supercar short-term subscription and purchase consultation service with prices starting at 400,000 won per day.
- Customers can choose among 20 models from brands including Porsche, McLaren, Bentley, Lamborghini, Audi and Mercedes-Benz.
- A 2022 Ferrari F8 Spider costs up to 8.96 million won for seven days, the highest listed rental price.
Customers can now rent a Ferrari for a day without buying a car worth hundreds of millions of won. Mobility platform Chabot has launched a supercar short-term subscription service priced from 400,000 won per day.
The service, called Super Class Chabot, combines short-term rentals with consultations for customers considering a purchase. Rentals are available for one, three or seven days, allowing people to use a supercar for an anniversary, trip, proposal or business occasion.
The lineup covers 20 models from Porsche, McLaren, Range Rover, Bentley, Lamborghini, Audi, Mercedes-Benz and BMW. Porsche accounts for 11 models, while Mercedes-Benz and BMW each account for two.
Rather than taking a short test drive while feeling self-conscious in a supercar showroom, fully experience the vehicles' hidden appeal in everyday life and on the road.
A 2025 Porsche Boxster GTS costs 400,000 won for one day, 1.1 million won for three days and 2.38 million won for seven days. The most expensive listed option, a 2022 Ferrari F8 Spider, costs 1.5 million won for one day, 4.2 million won for three days and 8.96 million won for seven days.
Chabot promotes the service as a way for potential buyers to test a vehicle in everyday driving rather than taking a short test drive around a showroom. Customers can apply through CELECT:X, Chabot's premium curation market on Naver Smart Store.
We recommend it not only to consumers who want to drive a car sufficiently in everyday life before deciding to buy, but also to consumers seeking a memorable twist for an anniversary, proposal, trip or important business occasion.
Originally published by Hankyoreh in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.