The most valuable car in Hardik Pandya‘s garage is a Ferrari 12Cilindri he bought in March 2026, worth about $1 million in India by our estimate. We documented nine cars in his story, and the eight he still has add up to about $3.1 million (our estimate, as of November 2026). Two Lamborghinis, a Rolls-Royce and a G-Wagen make it one of the flashiest garages in Indian cricket.
| Rank | Car | Status | Est. value (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9 | Jeep Compass | Owned | $12,000 |
| 8 | Audi A6 | Owns | $25,000 |
| 7 | Porsche Cayenne | Owns | $120,000 |
| 6 | Range Rover Vogue | Owns | $150,000 |
| 5 | Mercedes-AMG G 63 | Owns | $210,000 |
| 4 | Lamborghini Huracán EVO | Owns | $330,000 |
| 3 | Lamborghini Urus SE | Owns | $480,000 |
| 2 | Rolls-Royce Phantom | Owns | $800,000 |
| 1 | Ferrari 12Cilindri | Owns | $1,000,000 |
| Total, cars he still owns (our estimate) | about $3,115,000 |
All values use Indian-market prices for each car’s age and spec, converted at about 88 rupees to the dollar. Import duties push Indian supercar prices far above US levels, so the same Ferrari would cost noticeably less in Miami.
9. Jeep Compass: about $12,000
The first car in this story was not for Hardik at all. In August 2017, he and his brother Krunal bought their father, Himanshu Pandya, a red Jeep Compass. For two brothers who learned the game in Vadodara, it was a thank-you on four wheels.
It belongs to their father, so we list it as a past car for Hardik. A 2017 Compass diesel now sells in India for the equivalent of about $12,000.
8. Audi A6: about $25,000
Hardik’s first big personal purchase was sensible by cricket-star standards: a white Audi A6 with a 2-litre turbo diesel, delivered in April 2018. It was the car of a young all-rounder who had just become a regular in all three formats.
Executive sedans lose value quickly in India, and an eight-year-old A6 now trades for around ₹22 lakh, or roughly $25,000.
7. Porsche Cayenne: about $120,000
Some reports describe Hardik’s Cayenne as a Turbo GT, the 631-horsepower top model, finished in Miami Blue. Others list it simply as a Cayenne. We could confirm the Porsche, but not the exact version, so we priced it as a well-specced Cayenne of a few years’ age.
If it does turn out to be a Turbo GT, the figure would roughly double. Our number assumes the more conservative spec.
6. Range Rover Vogue: about $150,000
The white Range Rover Vogue is one of the cars Hardik has shown on his own Instagram, and it is often called one of his favourites. It plays the role every successful Indian cricketer’s garage seems to need: big, comfortable and impossible to miss outside a Mumbai hotel.
The exact model year is not public. Our model uses used Indian prices for a recent long-wheelbase Vogue.
5. Mercedes-AMG G 63: about $210,000
Hardik added a current-generation G 63 in Palladium Silver Metallic in 2019. He has been photographed in it many times since.
G 63s are among the slowest-depreciating luxury cars in India, and a 2019 example still commands about ₹1.85 crore. That converts to roughly $210,000.
4. Lamborghini Huracán EVO: about $330,000
This was the car that announced Hardik as a big earner. In 2019 he was seen with Krunal in a bright orange Huracán EVO, a 640-horsepower V10 supercar in a color Lamborghini calls Arancio Borealis. In a country where Lamborghini sells only about a hundred cars a year, an orange one on a cricketer’s driveway was always going to make news.
New, the EVO cost about ₹3.7 crore in India. We applied six years of supercar depreciation and arrive at about $330,000.
3. Lamborghini Urus SE: about $480,000
In October 2025, Hardik was spotted in a brand-new Lamborghini Urus SE, the plug-in hybrid version of the super-SUV, with an ex-showroom price of about ₹4.57 crore before options. Reports describe it in Verde, a vivid green that sits comfortably beside the orange Huracán.
A year-old Urus SE barely depreciates in India. We knocked a modest amount off the list price for our estimate.
2. Rolls-Royce Phantom: about $800,000
Hardik’s Rolls-Royce is the car with the least paperwork and the most attention. Reports consistently describe a bespoke Phantom in two-tone black and silver, and he has been photographed stepping out of it, though the year and exact spec have not been made public.
New Phantoms in India carry list prices around ₹9.5 crore. Because we do not know its age, we priced it as a used example a few years old, which gives us about $800,000. Treat this figure with more caution than the others.
1. Ferrari 12Cilindri: about $1,000,000
Hardik celebrated India’s 2026 T20 World Cup win by buying himself a Ferrari 12Cilindri, the front-engined successor to the 812 Superfast. The 819-horsepower naturally aspirated V12 is about as old-school as modern Ferrari gets, and a video of him driving it through Mumbai with his partner, Mahieka Sharma, went viral within days.
Soon after he made another delivery, a Mercedes-Benz V-Class reported as the first in India, which he gave to Mahieka. That one is hers, so it stays out of this list.
Reports put the price anywhere from about ₹8.5 crore to ₹12 crore, and the higher figures appear to include options and taxes. We started from the lower end, allowed for a few months of ownership and landed at about $1 million.
Reported, not confirmed
- Toyota Etios: one report says he was seen driving one in his early years.
- Rolls-Royce Cullinan: some lists name a Cullinan in place of the Phantom, but we could not confirm a second Rolls-Royce.
- Exact Cayenne version: the Turbo GT spec rests on a single report.
Reading Hardik Pandya’s garage
- He buys after big wins. The Huracán came after his breakout years and the Ferrari arrived right after a World Cup title. The garage reads like a scoreboard.
- Colour is part of the deal. Orange, green and Miami Blue are bold choices in a market where most luxury cars leave the showroom in black, white or grey.
- Family comes first in the timeline. The first car he paid for went to his father, and the brothers have shared cars and celebrations ever since.
- He keeps what he buys. Unlike some teammates who have cleared out their garages, we found no sign Hardik has sold any of his cars.
FAQ
What is Hardik Pandya’s most expensive car?
His Ferrari 12Cilindri, bought in March 2026 after India’s T20 World Cup win, worth about $1 million in India by our estimate.
How many cars does Hardik Pandya own?
We could document eight cars he still owns, from an Audi A6 to the Ferrari. A ninth, a Jeep Compass, was a gift to his father.
How much is Hardik Pandya’s car collection worth?
About $3.1 million for the eight cars he still owns, our estimate as of November 2026, based on Indian-market prices.
Which Lamborghinis does Hardik Pandya own?
Two: an orange Huracán EVO from 2019 and a Urus SE he bought in 2025.
What is the cheapest car in Hardik Pandya’s collection?
His 2018 Audi A6, worth about $25,000 today by our estimate.
Does Hardik Pandya own a Rolls-Royce?
Yes. He is reported to own a two-tone black and silver Rolls-Royce Phantom, the second most valuable car in our ranking.
How we valued the collection
We counted only cars the owner is documented to own or have owned, through their own interviews and posts, auction records, and consistent public reporting. Each value is our estimate of what that car is worth today, based on disclosed purchase prices, recent auction results for the same model, and list prices adjusted for depreciation or collector demand, all compiled in an internal valuation model. The total is our estimate, not an appraisal, and figures change as cars are bought, sold and revalued.
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Last updated: November 2026.
