Lamborghini Aventador Ultimae Coupe Price

Last updated: July 2026 · Prices shown in USD · Indicative, off-market

A Lamborghini Aventador Ultimae Coupe costs $750K to $1.3M in 2026. The closed version of the final naturally aspirated V12 Aventador, 350 built for 2022, it launched at about $498,258, and a well-used example with a warranty engine replacement sold at $766,000.

Original MSRP ~$498,258 2022, before destination and options
Units Built 350 Plate reads 1 of 350
2026 Market Value $750K to $1.3M A documented sale at $766,000

The final naturally aspirated V12 coupe

The Ultimae Coupe ended the Aventador and the naturally aspirated V12 Lamborghini in closed form, 350 built for 2022. Values sit at $750K to $1.3M. The clearest recent sale, $766,000, came on a car with about 9,800 miles and a warranty engine replacement, so it is cited with its context rather than as a clean comparable. As with the roadster, the 15 Felicity Ace losses were replacements, and the plates still read 1 of 350.

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Lamborghini Aventador Ultimae Coupe price in 2026: value, original MSRP, production and where to buy.

It is worth $750K to $1.3M. A car with about 9,800 miles and a warranty engine replacement sold at $766,000, which is cited with that context.

It was about $498,258 before destination and options for 2022.

Three hundred and fifty. Fifteen Ultimae in total were lost on the Felicity Ace and replaced, but the plates still read 1 of 350, so the customer figure is unchanged.

It is the final closed naturally aspirated V12 Aventador, the last of a defining Lamborghini engine layout before hybridisation.