A new Lamborghini costs between about $280,000 and $675,000 before options, depending on the model. In practice most buyers pay more, because these cars are heavily optioned and demand for the newest models is stronger than supply.
The figures below are Kelley Blue Book's starting sticker prices and its estimate of what buyers actually pay.
Key numbers
- Cheapest new Lamborghini
- The Urus SE, with a starting sticker price of $280,736.
- Temerario
- Starts at $386,649, but buyers are paying about $464,000 on average.
- Revuelto
- Starts at $673,294, with a typical price paid of about $808,000.
- The catch
- Sticker prices are a starting point. Demand and options push most cars well above them.
Lamborghini prices by model
| Model | Starting sticker price | Typical price paid |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 Urus SE | $280,736 | $273,000 |
| 2026 Temerario | $386,649 | $464,000 |
| 2026 Revuelto | $673,294 | $808,000 |
Kelley Blue Book starting sticker prices and Fair Purchase Prices (national average), checked October 2026. Prices change with each model year.
The Urus SE is a plug-in hybrid SUV. The Temerario is the twin-turbo V8 hybrid that replaced the Huracán, and the Revuelto is the V12 hybrid flagship.
Why buyers pay more than sticker
Look at the last column. Kelley Blue Book's estimate of what buyers pay for a Temerario or Revuelto is about 20% above the starting price. That gap reflects demand: the newest models have waiting lists, and buyers have little room to negotiate.
Options then add more on top. Paint, wheels, carbon fiber, interior choices and Lamborghini's Ad Personam personalization add up quickly, and a truly base-specification car is rare.
The Urus SE is the exception. It's built in larger numbers, and its typical price paid is slightly below sticker.
What is the cheapest Lamborghini?
New, it's the Urus SE at $280,736. Among the sports cars, the Temerario is the entry point at $386,649.
Used cars cost less. The Huracán ended production in 2024, and older models like the Gallardo are the least expensive way into the brand. Used prices depend on the exact version, mileage and history, so check recent sales of comparable cars instead of relying on an average.
What it costs after you buy
The purchase price is only part of the cost. Our guides cover Lamborghini maintenance costs and what insurance runs by model.
Already own one and wondering what it's worth? The Lamborghini seller's guide explains what moves the price and how to get real offers.
Common questions
How much does a Lamborghini cost?
Kelley Blue Book lists 2026 starting sticker prices of $280,736 for the Urus SE, $386,649 for the Temerario and $673,294 for the Revuelto. Most buyers pay more once options are added.
What is the cheapest Lamborghini?
The cheapest new Lamborghini is the Urus SE, starting at $280,736. The cheapest new sports car is the Temerario at $386,649.
How much is a Lamborghini Urus?
The 2026 Urus SE has a starting sticker price of $280,736, according to Kelley Blue Book, and a typical price paid of about $273,000.
How much is a Lamborghini Huracán?
The Huracán ended production in 2024, so it's only available used. Prices depend heavily on the version, from early LP610-4 cars to the limited STO and Sterrato.
Why do Lamborghinis sell for more than sticker price?
Demand for the newest models is stronger than supply. Kelley Blue Book's typical price paid for the Temerario and Revuelto is about 20% above the starting sticker price, before options.
Sources
- Kelley Blue Book: Lamborghini models and prices
- Kelley Blue Book: Lamborghini Urus
- Kelley Blue Book: Lamborghini Temerario
- Kelley Blue Book: Lamborghini Revuelto
Figures were checked against these sources in October 2026. Prices change, so confirm before relying on them.