Last updated: July 2026 · Prices shown in USD · Indicative, off-market
A Lamborghini Veneno Roadster costs $6.5M to $9M in 2026, against an original MSRP of €3M to €3.3M. A Coupe is indicatively worth $10M to $14M, though none of the three customer cars has ever sold publicly. Built for the marque's fiftieth anniversary, only 13 exist in total, and the split between what these cars are asked and what they have actually fetched runs through the whole market.
The Veneno totals 13 cars: one factory Coupe prototype known as Car Zero, kept by Lamborghini, three customer Coupes, and nine Roadsters. That means 12 were sold to private clients. Listings describe the car in two ways that both have logic: 1 of 3 excludes the prototype and counts only the customer Coupes, while 4 Coupes counts everything physically built. Neither is wrong, and the honest approach is to explain the count rather than pick one.
The Coupe and Roadster are priced separately because their original prices differed, €3,000,000 before tax for the Coupe and €3,300,000 for the Roadster, and because the evidence behind each is different. The Roadster has real public sales; the Coupe does not.
The Roadster is where completed sales exist, and they anchor its $6.5M to $9M range. One sold publicly at CHF 8,280,000 including fees in 2019, about $8.3M at the time and the model's public record, and another sold online at $6,000,000 in 2024 after previously being asked at around $9.5M. That gap, asked $9.5M against paid $6,000,000, is the clearest lesson the car offers. The Coupe has no completed public sale at all: the only public number is one car advertised at $16,900,000, which is an asking price, not a value. Writing that every Veneno Coupe is worth $16.9M would be false, so the Coupe range is stated as indicative.
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FAQ
Lamborghini Veneno price in 2026: Coupe and Roadster value, original price, production and where to buy.
A Roadster has an indicative value of $6.5M to $9M, based on documented public sales and extreme scarcity. A Coupe may be worth $10M to $14M, but no public Coupe sale confirms that range. One Coupe was advertised at $16.9M in 2026, which is an asking price rather than a completed transaction.
The Coupe launched in 2013 at €3,000,000 before tax, and the Roadster later that year at €3,300,000 before tax. Contemporary US figures were about $4,000,000 for the Coupe and $4,500,000 for the Roadster.
Thirteen in total: one factory Coupe prototype, three customer Coupes and nine Roadsters. Only 12 were sold to private clients, since Lamborghini retained the prototype.
A Roadster sold at CHF 8,280,000 including fees in 2019, about $8.3M at the time and the model's public record. Another Roadster sold for $6,000,000 in 2024. No comparable public result has been confirmed for one of the three customer Coupes.
Only three customer Coupes exist against nine Roadsters, so the Coupe is rarer and carries a higher indicative value. But with no completed public Coupe sale, that value cannot be confirmed the way the Roadster's can.
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