Ferrari paused Purosangue orders in 2022 as waiting lists hit two years. In November 2026, six delivery-mileage examples sit in the UAE from AED 1,795,000. Here is what every UAE buyer needs to know about price, spec, the GCC-spec question, and how the Purosangue stacks up against the Lamborghini Urus SE.
In late 2022, Ferrari stopped taking new Purosangue orders because waiting lists for some customers had stretched to two years, as reported by Autocar and Automotive News Europe. In November 2026, six Purosangues with delivery-level mileage are sitting in the UAE, available to buy this week. No factory order form required, no two-year wait. The catch - and there is one - is that none of them is GCC specification. That single fact shapes everything from warranty to service, and every buyer should understand it before signing anything.
Prices are accurate as of 7 November 2026 and reflect live Carzle listings. Ferrari does not publish UAE retail prices, and third-party figures conflict, so every price in this article comes directly from Carzle listings on that date.
On Carzle on 7 November 2026, six Ferrari Purosangues are listed, all under 7,000 km, ranging from AED 1,795,000 to AED 2,999,000. Four of the six sit between AED 1,795,000 and AED 1,999,000, making that the realistic mid-market band for a standard car. The two outliers at AED 2,999,000 each represent a significant step up - one is a 2024 European-spec car with 281 km on the clock, and one is a Novitec-tuned example with just 154 km. Prices accurate as of November 2026.
Browse all six on the Ferrari Purosangue for sale in Dubai page on Carzle, where listings are updated in real time.
AED 1,795,000
AED 1,959,000
Here is every Purosangue listed on Carzle as of 7 November 2026, in ascending price order:
Ferrari paused new Purosangue orders in 2022 after waiting lists for some customers reached two years, as reported by Autocar and Automotive News Europe. That pause was widely covered and confirmed the car's extraordinary demand from the moment it was revealed in September 2022.
Ferrari has published no UAE-specific allocation figures, and no current UAE waiting-list data is publicly available. We found no reliable figure for how long an order placed today would take to fulfil in the UAE. Any number you read online should be treated with scepticism.
The practical point is straightforward: buying a delivery-mileage car on the secondary market skips the order queue entirely. The trade-off is that you pay the seller's price rather than a factory list price. Given that four of the six current UAE listings sit between AED 1,795,000 and AED 1,999,000, the secondary market has become a genuine route to immediate ownership for buyers who have the budget.
Every one of the six Purosangues currently listed in the UAE is European, Japanese or other specification. Not a single GCC-spec example is available on Carzle as of 7 November 2026. This is not a minor footnote - it has real consequences for buyers.
GCC-specification vehicles are built to tolerances that account for the UAE's climate: higher ambient temperatures, sandier air, and fuel grades available locally. Imported-spec cars may function identically in everyday use, but the question of whether the official UAE Ferrari dealer will service them, and whether any remaining factory warranty will be honoured on an imported car, is one you must put directly to Ferrari's official UAE presence. Do not assume the answer either way.
Three of the six listings include a service contract, which may provide some peace of mind during the ownership period. Confirm with the seller exactly what that contract covers, who underwrites it, and whether it is transferable. For a broader look at what to check before buying any used Ferrari in Dubai, the used Ferrari buying guide for Dubai on Carzle covers the key inspection points and paperwork.
The Ferrari Purosangue (Ferrari internal code F175) was revealed on 13 September 2022 and went on sale as a 2023 model year car. Ferrari calls it an FUV - Ferrari Utility Vehicle - and resists the SUV label. It is Ferrari's first production four-door car, built on the Roma platform. It won the Compasso d'Oro design award in 2024, one of Italy's most prestigious industrial design prizes. Its most distinctive visual feature is the rear-hinged, front-opening rear doors combined with a fixed B-pillar - a layout sometimes called coach doors.
Under the bonnet sits a 6.5-litre naturally aspirated V12, Ferrari designation F140 IA, producing 725 PS at 7,750 rpm and 716 Nm at 6,250 rpm, with a redline of 8,250 rpm. Performance figures from Ferrari: 0-100 km/h in 3.3 seconds, 0-200 km/h in 10.6 seconds, and a top speed of over 310 km/h. These numbers come from a car that seats four adults and weighs considerably more than any single-seater in Maranello's range. The V12 is the core of the ownership proposition - there is no turbocharger, no hybrid assistance, just 8,250 rpm of naturally aspirated theatre. For the full technical specification, the Ferrari Purosangue Wikipedia page is a thorough reference.
The Lamborghini Urus SE is the obvious comparison. On Carzle in November 2026, brand-new Urus SEs start at AED 1,195,000 for a 2025 car with 50 km, rising to AED 1,299,000 for a 2026 example with 41 km and AED 1,435,000 for a 2025 European-spec car with 85 km. The cheapest Purosangue at AED 1,795,000 is AED 600,000 above the cheapest brand-new Urus SE. That is a substantial sum, and what you get for it is a philosophical choice as much as a performance one.
The Urus SE pairs a 4.0-litre twin-turbocharged V8 with a 25.9 kWh plug-in hybrid system for a combined output of 800 PS and 950 Nm, achieving 0-100 km/h in 3.4 seconds and a top speed of 312 km/h. The Purosangue does 0-100 km/h in 3.3 seconds and exceeds 310 km/h. On a drag strip, the two cars are separated by a tenth of a second. The Urus SE has more torque, a hatchback body style, and a hybrid drivetrain that may appeal to buyers conscious of fuel costs in daily Dubai driving. The Purosangue has a naturally aspirated V12, coach doors, and a sound that no turbocharged car can replicate. If you want the Urus Performante instead, Carzle lists a 2024 car at AED 1,150,000 with 10,300 km and another at AED 1,349,000 with 1,553 km - its figures are 666 PS, 0-100 km/h in 3.3 seconds, and 306 km/h.
For a full side-by-side breakdown of dimensions, features and driving character, see the Purosangue vs Urus comparison on Carzle. If you want to explore Urus pricing further, Lamborghini Urus listings on Carzle show every car available in the UAE right now.
Beyond the purchase price, UAE buyers should factor in the following running costs. RTA registration renewal (Mulkiya) costs AED 370 per year for a privately owned car. Under RTA rules, a car purchased new from a local authorised dealer qualifies for a three-year renewal cycle without a technical inspection. However, any change of ownership triggers a mandatory technical inspection - so a used Purosangue changing hands in Dubai will require an inspection before the transfer is processed. Book that through the RTA vehicle testing service.
One additional point for buyers with multiple vehicles: from 1 January 2027, a UAE resident's third to fifth registered car will carry an additional annual fee. The exact figure had not been published as of November 2026, so factor an unknown line item into your cost of ownership if the Purosangue would be your third car or beyond.
The Purosangue's V12 is not a fuel-sipping unit. Daily driving in Dubai traffic will consume premium fuel at a rate that reflects the engine's size and state of tune. No official UAE fuel consumption figure is available, but buyers should plan accordingly. All Ferrari listings in the UAE on Carzle include seller-provided details that sometimes note fuel type and service history.
If you arrived here searching for a Ferrari Purosangue Brabus, the short answer is that no such car exists. Brabus listed no Purosangue programme on brabus.com as of 7 November 2026. Brabus focuses its Ferrari-adjacent work on other segments. The tuned Purosangue currently for sale in the UAE is the Novitec car - listed at AED 2,999,000 with 154 km. Novitec has an established history with Ferrari models, and their NOVITECdr package for the Purosangue covers both performance and aesthetic upgrades. If you are considering that car, ask the seller for a full Novitec certification document confirming what work was carried out.
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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.
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