The most valuable car in Virat Kohli‘s garage is a Bentley Continental GT, worth about $180,000 today by our estimate, and the four cars we can place with him now add up to about $620,000. That is a modest garage for one of the best-paid cricketers alive, and it is modest on purpose: in 2023 Kohli said most of the cars he used to own were impulse buys he hardly drove, so he sold them. We documented ten cars in all, counted down below, and the six past ones stay out of the total (our estimate, as of November 2026).
| Rank | Car | Status | Est. value (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 | Renault Duster | Owned | $6,000 |
| 9 | Toyota Fortuner | Owned | $25,000 |
| 8 | Audi Q7 | Owned | $28,000 |
| 7 | Audi A8 L W12 quattro | Owned | $50,000 |
| 6 | Audi Q8 | Owned | $80,000 |
| 5 | Land Rover Defender | Owns | $130,000 |
| 4 | Bentley Flying Spur | Owns | $140,000 |
| 3 | Audi R8 LMX | Owned | $170,000 |
| 2 | Range Rover Vogue | Owns | $170,000 |
| 1 | Bentley Continental GT | Owns | $180,000 |
| Total, cars he still owns (our estimate) | about $620,000 |
Values are Indian-market prices for each car’s age and spec, converted to US dollars. Import duties make luxury cars far more expensive in India than in the US, so the same Bentley would be worth less in Los Angeles.
10. Renault Duster: about $6,000
Every collection has a car that arrived for free, and Kohli’s first free one came with a trophy. He was handed a Renault Duster as the player of the series after India’s 2012 one-day tour of Sri Lanka, a prize that was a fixture of Indian cricket at the time.
We found no sign he still has it. A 2012 Duster with average mileage changes hands in India for the equivalent of a few thousand dollars.
9. Toyota Fortuner: about $25,000
When Toyota signed Kohli as a brand ambassador, a Fortuner came with the contract. The rugged seven-seater is about as common on Indian highways as a car gets, which makes it a funny fit for a man who later filled his garage with Audis.
It belongs to the era of cars he says he moved on from. A used Fortuner of that generation trades for the rupee equivalent of about $25,000.
8. Audi Q7: about $28,000
Kohli became Audi’s face in India in 2015, and the Q7 was one of the early Audis he bought, a seven-seat SUV that reports at the time called his latest ride.
Old Q7s lose value fast in India, and we priced it as a ten-year-old example with ordinary mileage.
7. Audi A8 L W12 quattro: about $50,000
This was Kohli’s chauffeur car at the height of his Audi phase. He took delivery of an A8 L with the 6.3-litre W12 in his early years as Test captain, a limousine with a rear cabin built for someone who spends half the year on the road.
Big W12 sedans age expensively, which is why a car that cost a small fortune new now sits around $50,000 in our model.
6. Audi Q8: about $80,000
Kohli launched the Q8 in India for Audi in January 2020 and became its first owner in the country, and he was later spotted driving a white Q8 himself. In October 2024, a used-car dealer listed a Q8 said to be his, with about 16,000 km on it and an asking price of about ₹88 lakh, so we now count it as a past car.
The figure tracks that dealer asking price and used Q8 prices in India, converted to dollars.
5. Land Rover Defender: about $130,000
The newest car on the list arrived in late 2024. Kohli was seen in a brand-new Defender in Mumbai, around the same time Anushka Sharma was spotted in a new BMW iX1 electric SUV, and both were reported as fresh additions to the family garage.
A near-new Defender holds its value well in India, and our estimate allows for one year of use.
4. Bentley Flying Spur: about $140,000
The Flying Spur is the Mumbai half of a two-Bentley arrangement. Kohli added the four-door Bentley around 2019 and it became his airport car: photographers caught him arriving and leaving in it often enough that it turned into a recognisable part of his travel routine.
It is reported to be a pre-owned car of the previous generation, and our number reflects used prices for that model in India.
3. Audi R8 LMX: about $170,000
Audi built only 99 R8 LMXs worldwide, each with a 570-horsepower V10 and the first laser high beams on a production car. Kohli took delivery of one in 2015, at the peak of his Audi period.
He no longer has it: the R8 went to a new owner years ago, part of the clear-out he later described. Limited-run R8s have held up better than the standard car, and our estimate is about $170,000.
2. Range Rover Vogue: about $170,000
If you see Kohli and Anushka Sharma out together, there is a good chance they are in this. The Range Rover Vogue is the SUV the couple is most often photographed in, a big luxury SUV that has taken over from the Audis as the family car.
Exact model year and engine have not been made public, so we priced a recent Vogue at Indian used-market rates.
1. Bentley Continental GT: about $180,000
The car at the top was a family hand-me-down. Kohli bought his Continental GT in 2018 from his older brother, Vikas, who was its first owner, and he keeps it in Delhi, where he grew up. Reports describe it as one of his most recognisable and preferred rides.
The Continental is a 2+2 grand tourer with a twin-turbo engine and a cabin full of leather and wood, and of all the cars Kohli has owned it is the one that looks most like a deliberate choice.
Taking used Continental GT prices in India and converting at today’s rates, we arrive at about $180,000.
Reported, not confirmed
- Lamborghini Huracan: appears in several online lists, without purchase details or confirmed sightings.
- Audi R8 V10 Plus: he launched the model for Audi in India; ownership is reported but not confirmed.
- Porsche 911 Turbo S and Aston Martin DB11: named in one roundup of his garage only.
- Toyota Vellfire and Kia Carnival: reported as recent people-carrier purchases by one outlet.
- Audi S6, Audi S5 and Audi RS5: listed in older fan-site roundups without dates.
What his garage says about him
- He outgrew the supercar stage. His own verdict on the old collection was that owning cars he barely drove was pointless, and the current garage is built around cars he actually uses.
- Sponsorship shaped the early years. The Fortuner arrived with a Toyota deal and the Audi run began when he became the brand’s ambassador. The Bentleys and the Range Rover are the first cars that look like personal taste.
- Comfort beats speed now. Two Bentleys, a Range Rover and a Defender are cars for long days and family errands, which fits a cricketer who spends much of the year in hotels and airports.
- He spends where it compounds. A man with stakes in fitness and fashion brands keeping his car spending under a million dollars has clearly decided where the big money goes.
FAQ
What is Virat Kohli’s most expensive car?
His Bentley Continental GT, worth about $180,000 today by our estimate. He bought it in 2018 from his brother Vikas.
How many cars does Virat Kohli own?
We could confirm four cars he currently uses: two Bentleys, a Range Rover Vogue and a Land Rover Defender. His Audi Q8 was reported for sale through a dealer in 2024. He has said he sold most of his earlier cars.
How much is Virat Kohli’s car collection worth?
About $620,000 for the four cars he still owns, our estimate as of November 2026, based on Indian-market prices.
Why did Virat Kohli sell his cars?
He said in 2023 that most of them were impulse buys he hardly drove or travelled in, so he sold them and kept only what he needed.
Does Virat Kohli still own the Audi R8?
No. His limited-edition Audi R8 LMX went to another owner years ago.
What car does Virat Kohli drive in Mumbai?
He is most often seen in his Bentley Flying Spur, especially on airport runs, and in the Range Rover Vogue with Anushka Sharma.
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.
