Lamborghini Fenomeno Coupe Price

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

The Lamborghini Fenomeno Coupe carries an indicative 2026 private-market value of about $4M to $5M, against a launch price of about $3.5M (about €3M before options and taxes). It is the closed version of Lamborghini's 1,080 horsepower hybrid V12 Few-Off, introduced in August 2025, with 29 customer cars and every build slot allocated before launch. No documented resale has validated that range yet, so treat it as a provisional tier.

Original Price About $3.5M About €3M before taxes; reported, not an official list
Units Built 29 Officially announced; one extra factory car reported
2026 Market Value $4M to $5M Indicative private-market tier; no verified sale

The version most likely to trade first

Coupe deliveries begin well before the Roadster's, which run mainly into 2028, so the first documented Fenomeno resale will almost certainly be a Coupe. That first transaction will set the public reference for the whole family. Until then, treat any asking figure attached to an allocation with caution and verify the contract's transfer terms directly.

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FAQ

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Fenomeno Coupe price: what it cost new, how it compares to the Roadster and what it is worth in 2026.

It was reported at about €3M before taxes, about $3.5M. Lamborghini has not published a conventional public price list.

Yes. The open car was reported at about €5M before taxes, so the closed car entered at roughly three fifths of that figure while being nearly twice as numerous, 29 cars against 15.

No verified resale exists yet. The provisional private-market tier is approximately $4 million to $5 million, an indicative valuation rather than a comp-supported range. The first documented transaction, most likely a Coupe given its earlier deliveries, will set the reference.