The price range of Lamborghinis in India in 2026 is estimated to start at approximately INR 165 million for the Urus SE and go up to INR 405 million for the highest model, the Revuelto. It does not include the expenses for registration, insurance and bespoke customisation. In 2026, Lamborghini will unveil all its new hybrid models during its sales year. 2026 will witness many plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PEHVs) equipped with both electric motors and high-performance internal combustion engines.
Expected prices for Lamborghini models in 2026
Expected prices of Lamborghini vehicles in India for its popular models in 2026 are as follows. These are determined by studying the latest hybrid vehicle launches and market trends. As the company moves into electrification, more plug-in hybrids like the Temerario and Revuelto are anticipated. These are estimated prices without any discounts, so your cost will include other charges as well.
| Model | Engine Type | Key Features | Expected Ex-Showroom Price (Rs) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Urus SE | 4.0L V8 Plug-in Hybrid | 800 CV total output, electric-only driving mode, and updated aerodynamics. | Rs 4.57 Crore |
| Temerario | 4.0L V8 Plug-in Hybrid | 10,000 rpm redline, three electric motors, and high-tech spaceframe. | Rs 5.00 Crore to Rs 5.50 Crore |
| Revuelto | 6.5L V12 Plug-in Hybrid | Carbon fiber chassis, 1015 CV output, and four-wheel drive system. | Rs 8.89 Crore |
| Urus S | 4.0L V8 Twin-Turbo | Adaptive air suspension, six driving modes, and luxury leather interiors. | Rs 4.18 Crore |
Note: Buying a Lamborghini is a big investment; you can't go wrong choosing the car insurance that will cover and protect it from any damage. Therefore, in addition to buying a great car, it's essential to find suitable insurance coverage to protect your investment. Lowering the bar on insurance could have huge ramifications in the long run. So get good car insurance for your precious luxury car
How do taxes and duties impact the on-road price?
The Lamborghini models imported into India are brought in as Completely Built Units (CBUs), meaning they are subject to the highest rates of taxation in the country. The actual cost price will be substantially higher than the base price worldwide due to these multiple duties.
Basic Custom Duty: The CBUs having a CIF value above USD 40,000 or an engine capacity above 3,000cc (petrol) are liable to 110 percent import duty.
GST and Cess: For the luxury cars, there is a 28 percent base GST and 22 percent of compensation cess, making the central taxes 50 percent.
Road Tax and Registration: These vary by the state and range between 10 percent and 15 percent of the ex-showroom price.
TCS (Tax Collected at Source): This is a 1 percent tax collected on the transaction of luxury vehicles costing more than Rs 10 lakh.
What is the estimated on-road price?
In order to understand the comparison between the final paid price and the original price (showroom price), consider the following example of a Lamborghini Urus SE model in one of the metropolitan cities such as Mumbai or Delhi.
| Cost Component | Estimated Amount (Rs) |
|---|---|
| Ex-Showroom Price | Rs 4,57,00,000 |
| Road Tax and Registration (15%) | Rs 68,55,000 |
| Insurance (Comprehensive) | Rs 12,00,000 |
| TCS (1%) | Rs 4,57,000 |
| Estimated On-Road Price | Rs 5,42,12,000 |
Remember, also, that the total doesn’t include any optional accessories or the Ad Personam program which is the customizing program. This will add up to several lakhs or even crores.
How customization affects the final price
It is not about purchasing a Lamborghini. The majority of people in India go for Ad Personam for personalising their cars. From customized colors, interiors, to lightweight carbon-fibre parts, there are many customization options available. All these options cost money from your pocket. As the manufacturer performs the customization process, they are included in the total value of the car while calculating the customs duty. Thus, a 50-lakh rupees customized painting process will cost you more than 1 crore rupees.3
The customized parts increase the car's IDV. Consequently, your annual premium insurance cost will increase due to these expensive parts. Moreover, you need to wait for a few extra months before taking possession of the car, as a highly customized Urus or Revuelto takes a lot of time in production than its non-customized version.
Insurance for your luxury car
It is impossible to use a basic third party insurance policy to cover such an investment because you need a more comprehensive one that will cover any damage to your vehicle. With such high expenses associated with repairs of these vehicles, it is advisable to go for car add-on features such as Zero Depreciation car insurance. This ensures you receive the full price for replacement parts, regardless of their depreciation from use. Other policies that may interest you include the Return to Invoice. This covers the initial cost you paid to purchase your vehicle if it is completely lost or stolen. You must always verify the IDV before taking any coverage.
Key takeaways
Lamborghini's 2026 pricing starts with the Urus SE Hybrid at Rs 4.57 crore.
The top-range model, the Revuelto V12 Hybrid, is available at Rs 8.89 crore.
The import duty on the two CBU models remains at 110 percent.
The on-road price in India is more than the ex-showroom price by 18 to 20 per cent.
This includes factors like road tax, insurance, and TCS.
The year 2026 is significant in that it represents the full adoption of hybrid engines in the Urus, Temerario, and Revuelto models.
Frequently asked questions
The Lamborghini Urus S is the basic car for now, and the showroom price is around Rs 4.18 crore. Nevertheless, the electric-powered Urus SE, starting at Rs 4.57 crore, is most likely to be the main seller before 2026.
