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Six Rolls-Royces are sold in the UAE, and between them they cover four body shapes: two saloons, two coupés, a convertible and one SUV. Two of those cars now run on electricity or the newest aluminium architecture; the two-doors belong to an older generation.
How much does a new Rolls-Royce cost in the UAE?
From AED 1,400,000 to AED 3,500,000 before a single option is chosen. That spread is unusually meaningful here, because every car is commissioned rather than bought from stock — paint, hides, veneers and inlay work are added on top, and the finished price of two identical models can differ by a wide margin.
Which Rolls-Royce models are sold here?
The Ghost and Phantom are the saloons, the Phantom being the larger and the one built to be ridden in. The Cullinan is the SUV. The Wraith is the fastback coupé, the Dawn its convertible sibling, and the electric Spectre is the newest and the most expensive.
Which Rolls-Royce suits which owner?
Work from the seat you will occupy. If you are driven, the Phantom and the extended Ghost are the only serious answers. If you drive, the short-wheelbase Ghost and the Spectre are the ones built around that. If the car has to carry things or leave paved roads, the Cullinan is the only option in the range.
What does owning one involve here?
Ordering rather than buying: cars are specified to a build slot, so the wait is set by the order book. Aftersales runs entirely through the authorised network, because nothing under a V12 Rolls-Royce is shared with a cheaper model. Tyres, brakes and air-suspension work are the recurring costs, and a complete service file is what protects resale.
Pick the body shape first, then commission the car — on a Rolls-Royce the options list is the larger half of the decision.
