The most valuable entry in Mukesh Ambani‘s garage is his fleet of armoured Mercedes-Benz S680 Guard sedans, at least three cars worth about $2.9 million together by our estimate, and the six documented highlights we ranked add up to about $7.1 million as of November 2026. The single most valuable car is an armoured Rolls-Royce Cullinan, at about $1.2 million. The family’s full garage in Mumbai is far larger and has never been inventoried in public, so this list covers the cars that are on the record, counted down to the S680 fleet.
| Rank | Car | Status | Est. value (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6 | Lamborghini Urus | Owns | $300,000 |
| 5 | Ferrari SF90 Stradale | Owns | $650,000 |
| 4 | Rolls-Royce Cullinan (“Tuscan Sun”) | Owns | $1,000,000 |
| 3 | Rolls-Royce Phantom VIII EWB | Owns | $1,100,000 |
| 2 | Armoured Rolls-Royce Cullinan | Owns | $1,200,000 |
| 1 | Mercedes-Benz S680 Guard (at least three) | Owns | $2,850,000 |
| Total, ranked highlights (our estimate) | about $7,100,000 |
A few rules for reading this. These are household cars: some are registered to Reliance Industries rather than to Ambani personally, and several are driven by his wife Nita or his sons Akash and Anant. Every value is an Indian-market figure converted to dollars, and India’s import duties roughly double what these cars cost in the US. The total covers the ranked highlights only, since the rest of the garage is not documented car by car.
6. Lamborghini Urus: about $300,000
The Urus is the family’s fast SUV, the one you hear before you see it. The twin-turbo V8 Lamborghini appears in more than one published list of the Ambani garage, which makes it the most ordinary supercar in the building.
Used Urus prices in India, converted and allowing for a few years of use, put it near $300,000.
5. Ferrari SF90 Stradale: about $650,000
Akash Ambani’s SF90 is the most powerful car on the list: a plug-in hybrid with a twin-turbo V8 and three electric motors producing about 986 horsepower. He was once filmed driving it through Mumbai with a convoy of nine SUVs in tow, which must make the SF90 the best-protected Ferrari in Asia.
The SF90 costs around ₹8.5 crore on the road in India, and we took a few years of depreciation off that.
4. Rolls-Royce Cullinan (“Tuscan Sun”): about $1 million
This is the Cullinan that made headlines. Registered at Mumbai’s Tardeo transport office on January 31, 2022, in the name of Reliance Industries, it cost a reported ₹13.14 crore, almost double the base price of the model at the time. Part of that went on paint: the SUV is finished in a bespoke orange shade called Tuscan Sun, reported to have cost about ₹1 crore on its own.
Then there is the number plate. The transport office had already sold the “0001” number in the existing series, so it opened a new series to give this car its plate, which reportedly cost about ₹12 lakh.
The ₹13.14 crore purchase price, less four years of wear, gives us about $1 million for a car whose spec no one else in India has.
3. Rolls-Royce Phantom VIII EWB: about $1.1 million
The Phantom is the formal car of the household. Nita Ambani’s is the extended-wheelbase version of the eighth-generation Phantom, reported in a pale pink “Rose Quartz” finish, and the couple has been filmed travelling through Mumbai in a Phantom alongside an S680 Guard.
A Phantom EWB lists at about ₹12 crore in India before options, and our model trims that for age.
2. Armoured Rolls-Royce Cullinan: about $1.2 million
In January 2025, photos surfaced of a silver Cullinan at a workshop in Chandigarh that specialises in armouring vehicles. It was reported as India’s first bulletproof Cullinan, and as an Ambani car. Rolls-Royce does not sell an armoured Cullinan, so the work was done after purchase, and the car appears to be a first-series model that may have been in the family’s fleet already.
The family is reported to own at least ten Cullinans, so converting one into a rolling safe room was a practical choice.
Nobody has disclosed the cost of the conversion, so this is our estimate: a used Cullinan at Indian prices, plus a typical armouring bill.
1. Mercedes-Benz S680 Guard (at least three): about $2.85 million
This is the car Mukesh Ambani actually travels in. The S680 Guard is Mercedes’ factory-armoured S-Class, certified to the VR10 standard, the highest civilian ballistic rating. It is designed to survive rifle fire and explosive blasts, and it weighs about two tonnes more than a regular S-Class.
His first S680 Guard joined the convoy in mid-2023, replacing the older S600 Guard he had used for years, and reports since then have counted a third and more. One was finished in a gold shade called Kalahari Gold. Each one is reported to cost about ₹10 crore in India, and a 2024 video showed two of them in a single convoy.
We counted three cars, the number confirmed by multiple reports, at roughly $950,000 each after depreciation, which comes to about $2.85 million for the set.
Reported, not confirmed
- A garage of 160 to 170 cars: repeated widely, never confirmed by the family. The exact count has never been made public.
- Bentley Bentayga (two), Bentley Flying Spur and Aston Martin Rapide: listed in roundups of the family’s cars without purchase details.
- Ferrari 812 Superfast and Ferrari Purosangue: attributed to family members in a few reports.
- BMW 760Li High Security: often named as an earlier armoured car; current status unknown.
- Seven or more S680 Guards: some reports count up to seven; we used three, the figure several outlets agree on.
What the collection says about him
- Safety is the real luxury. The most valuable entries are armoured cars. For a man in his position, the best car is the one that stops bullets.
- The garage is a family fleet. Ambani himself sticks to the S-Class. The Ferrari, the Lamborghini and the pink Phantom belong to other members of the household.
- He buys Rolls-Royces in bulk. With a reported ten or more Cullinans, the brand is closer to a house standard than a treat.
- Business pays the registration fees. Some of the most expensive cars are registered to Reliance, a reminder that at this level the line between a company asset and a family car is thin.
FAQ
What is Mukesh Ambani’s most expensive car?
The most valuable single car documented is an armoured Rolls-Royce Cullinan, worth about $1.2 million by our estimate. His fleet of Mercedes-Benz S680 Guards is worth more as a group, about $2.85 million.
Which car does Mukesh Ambani use?
He travels in an armoured Mercedes-Benz S680 Guard, inside a convoy of security vehicles.
How many cars does Mukesh Ambani have?
The number has never been confirmed. Reports put the family garage at well over 100 vehicles, but no reliable list exists.
How much is Mukesh Ambani’s car collection worth?
The six documented highlights we ranked are worth about $7.1 million, our estimate as of November 2026. The full garage is worth more, but it has never been listed in public.
How much did Mukesh Ambani’s Rolls-Royce Cullinan cost?
The orange Cullinan registered in January 2022 cost a reported ₹13.14 crore, with about ₹1 crore for the paint and about ₹12 lakh for the “0001” number plate.
Is Mukesh Ambani’s car bulletproof?
Yes. His Mercedes-Benz S680 Guard is factory-armoured to the VR10 standard, and the family is widely reported to own an armoured Rolls-Royce Cullinan as well.
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.
