From AED 579,000 for a used Wraith Black Badge to AED 3,179,000 for a brand-new 2026 Phantom Extended Wheelbase, Carzle's live UAE listings reveal what a Rolls-Royce actually costs in Dubai. Full model-by-model price index inside.
AED 3,179,000 versus AED 579,000. Right now, the same marketplace lists a brand-new 2026 Rolls-Royce Phantom Extended Wheelbase and a 2018 Wraith Black Badge with 114,670 km on the clock. That six-figure-to-eight-figure span is not an anomaly - it is the full arc of what a Rolls-Royce costs in the UAE in 2026, and it tells you something important before you read a single spec sheet.
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars does not publish retail prices for the UAE, so official MSRPs simply do not exist here. The honest price source is live inventory. Every figure in this article is a Carzle listing price on 7 November 2026. Prices accurate as of November 2026.
Whether you are searching for a Rolls-Royce for sale in Dubai or trying to understand why two near-identical Cullinans can differ by AED 649,000, this model-by-model price index has the answer.
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Brand-new Rolls-Royces listed on Carzle run from AED 1,795,000 for a 2026 Cullinan Silver Badge (Japanese spec, 30 km) to AED 3,179,000 for a 2026 Phantom Extended Wheelbase (GCC spec, 86 km). If you are open to the used market, the entry point drops to AED 579,000 for a 2018 Wraith Black Badge with 114,670 km. That is the full price spectrum a UAE buyer faces in 2026 - no estimates, no manufacturer sticker prices, just what cars are actually listed for today.
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The Cullinan is the brand's ultra-luxury SUV and comfortably its most searched model in the UAE. Rolls-Royce Cullinan listings on Carzle currently span four cars across new and used, giving a clear picture of the market. The Rolls-Royce Cullinan price guide covers the model in deeper detail, including the Series II changes - this section focuses on the live price data.
The Spectre is Rolls-Royce's first fully electric car, built on the same spaceframe aluminium architecture as the Phantom and Cullinan. First deliveries arrived in Q4 2023. It has a drag coefficient of 0.25 and a WLTP range of 517 km. On 2 June 2026, Rolls-Royce announced the Spectre Series II - no further Series II details are available at this stage.
There is currently no unmodified Spectre listed on Carzle. Both cars available are fitted with Mansory aftermarket parts and should not be read as standard Spectre market prices. With that caveat clearly stated, the Rolls-Royce Spectre for sale listings are:
For UAE buyers drawn to the Spectre as a daily EV, running costs depend on your charging setup. The guide to living with an EV in Dubai covers DEWA tariffs and public charging networks in full - worth reading before committing to any electric car at this price point.
The Phantom VIII Series II was announced in May 2022 and has been available from the 2023 model year. It sits at the absolute pinnacle of the Rolls-Royce range. There is one Rolls-Royce Phantom listing on Carzle today:
The Ghost occupies the middle of the Rolls-Royce saloon range, positioned below the Phantom in price and above the entry point that the Spectre now represents for the brand. The Ghost Series II (2025 onward) Black Badge runs a 6.75-litre V12 producing 600 PS and is electronically limited to a top speed of 250 km/h. One car is currently listed on Carzle:
Both the Wraith coupe and the Dawn convertible have been discontinued, so the used market is the only route to either model. That said, low-mileage examples remain compelling - especially for buyers who want an open-air Rolls-Royce at a price that undercuts any new Cullinan.
The AED 649,000 gap between the two 2026 Cullinan Black Badge listings on Carzle is the clearest illustration of why specification origin matters in the UAE. Both cars have under 100 km on the clock. Both are Black Badge Series II. The GCC-spec car is listed at AED 2,499,000; the Japanese-spec car is AED 1,850,000. That difference is not random - it reflects the cost of GCC-spec preparation (cooling systems, local warranty, dealer certification) built into the asking price.
Before buying a non-GCC Rolls-Royce, ask the official UAE dealer directly whether they will service or provide warranty coverage for an imported car. The answer varies by model and year, and is worth confirming in writing before any deposit changes hands. The same question applies to the Japanese-spec Cullinan Silver Badge at AED 1,795,000 - a genuinely attractive price, but one that carries a spec flag you should investigate.
For a broader look at how the Cullinan stacks up against its closest rival in the ultra-luxury SUV segment, the Cullinan vs Bentley Bentayga EWB comparison is a useful starting point.
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Disclaimer: This article is for general information only and is not legal, financial, tax or insurance advice. Prices, specifications and availability are indicative, vary by trim and GCC specification, and change without notice - confirm current figures with the selling dealer. Government fees, registration, import, customs and traffic regulations are subject to change; always verify current requirements directly with the relevant UAE authority (RTA, MOEI, Customs, your emirate's traffic department) or your insurer before acting. Carzle is a marketplace: vehicles are listed and sold by independent dealers, and Carzle is not a party to any sale.
