Last updated: July 2026 · Prices shown in USD · Indicative, off-market
A Lamborghini Veneno Coupe has an indicative 2026 value of $10M to $14M against a €3,000,000 launch price before tax, but no public sale confirms it. Only three customer cars were built in 2013, and the one public figure that exists, an advertisement at $16,900,000, is an asking price rather than a completed transaction.
Three customer Coupes were built, and none has a documented completed public sale, so any figure is an estimate rather than a market price. The only public number is a single car, advertised at $16,900,000, and an advertisement on one of three cars is not a value. The indicative $10M to $14M reflects extreme rarity and the Roadster evidence, but the page will not present an asking price as a fact.
The three customer cars each wore one colour of the Italian flag, red, green and white, so that together they formed the tricolour, while the retained factory prototype, Car Zero, is Grigio Metalluro with tricolour accents. The original price was €3,000,000 before tax in 2013, about $4,000,000 as communicated in the US, with the amount each owner paid varying by taxes, import, currency and configuration.
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Lamborghini Veneno Coupe price in 2026: indicative value, original price, production and why no firm price exists.
Its indicative value is $10M to $14M, but no completed public sale confirms this. The figure reflects the extreme rarity of three customer cars, not a transaction. One Coupe has been advertised at $16,900,000, which is an asking price.
It launched at €3,000,000 before tax in 2013, about $4,000,000 as communicated in the US. The exact amount each owner paid varied with taxes, import, currency and configuration.
Three customer cars, plus one factory prototype known as Car Zero that Lamborghini retained. Listings sometimes say 1 of 3, excluding the prototype, or 4 Coupes, counting every car built.
No customer Coupe has a documented completed public sale. The only public number is an advertisement at $16,900,000, which is not a transaction, so any firm valuation is an estimate.
Each wore one colour of the Italian flag, in red, green and white, so that together they represented the tricolour. The retained prototype, Car Zero, is Grigio Metalluro with tricolour accents.