Last updated: July 2026 · Prices shown in USD · Indicative, off-market
A Lamborghini Veneno Roadster costs $6.5M to $9M in 2026, supported by real public sales, with a record near $8.3M. Only nine were built between 2014 and 2015, launched at €3,300,000 before tax, and one that had been asked at about $9.5M sold for $6,000,000, the clearest sign that an advertisement is not a value.
The Roadster is the Veneno with genuine public sales behind it, which is why its range can be stated with more confidence than the Coupe's. One sold at CHF 8,280,000 including fees in 2019, about $8.3M at the time and the model's public record, comfortably beating its estimate. Another sold online at $6,000,000 in 2024 after previously being asked at around $9.5M. That asked-to-paid gap, roughly $9.5M down to $6,000,000, is the single most useful fact for a buyer.
Two offerings that did not complete should not be read as values: a car estimated at €4.5M to €5.5M in early 2020 was not confirmed sold, and one estimated at $7M to $8M in 2021 went unsold. Each of the nine Roadsters was individually configured, unlike the fixed-colour Coupes, and a car with very low mileage, a strong original specification and documented history sits at the top of the $6.5M to $9M band, with an exceptional example potentially asked at $8M to $11M or more.
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FAQ
Lamborghini Veneno Roadster price in 2026: value, original price, production, the public record and where to buy.
It is worth $6.5M to $9M, based on documented public sales. A record of about $8.3M was set in 2019, and an exceptional car could be asked at $8M to $11M or more.
It launched at €3,300,000 before tax, about $4,500,000 in the US at the time. Each car was individually configured, unlike the three fixed-colour Coupes.
Nine, delivered in 2014 and 2015, against three customer Coupes and one factory prototype.
One sold at CHF 8,280,000 including fees in 2019, about $8.3M, the model's public record, from an estimate it comfortably exceeded. Another sold online at $6,000,000 in 2024.
No. One Roadster previously asked at about $9.5M sold for $6,000,000, and unsold offerings estimated at $7M to $8M did not trade. Completed sales, not advertisements, define the value.
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