Last updated: July 2026 · Prices shown in USD · Indicative, off-market
A Lamborghini Sesto Elemento is asked at €3M to €5M in 2026, and up to €6M for a zero-mile car, against an original price of about €1.8M to €2M before taxes. A track-only carbon-fibre few-off with a programme of 20 cars, its market is almost entirely private, with no documented public auction comparables.
The Sesto Elemento is a track-only carbon-fibre showcase, unveiled in Paris in 2010 and built in 2012 and 2013 as a programme of 20 cars, not road-homologated. Values are asking-driven at €3M to €5M, rising toward €6M for a car presented as new with no mileage, against an original price of about €1.8M to €2M before taxes. No sufficiently documented public auction result exists, so the market is read from private asking prices rather than sales.
The production figure needs care. Lamborghini and most references state 20 cars, while some private-market sources claim fewer were completed. Without a full public factory register, 20 is best presented as the official or announced number rather than 20 individually verified cars.
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Lamborghini Sesto Elemento price in 2026: asking value, the track-only programme and where to buy.
A realistic asking range is €3M to €5M, and a zero-mile car may be advertised closer to €6M. The market is private, with no documented public auction comparables.
It was widely reported at about €1.8M to €2M before taxes when built in 2012 and 2013.
The official programme called for 20 cars, though some private-market sources claim fewer were completed. Twenty is best read as the announced number.
No. It was conceived as a track-only car and was not originally homologated for ordinary road use.
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