Bentley Mulsanne 2026 Price in UAE

The Mulsanne is the largest and most traditional car Bentley has built in the modern era: a 6.75-litre V8 driving the rear wheels alone, a 5,575 mm body and 1,020 Nm of torque delivered almost silently.

How much does the Bentley Mulsanne cost in the UAE?

Three specifications, from the 6.75L V8 Speed at AED 1,350,000 to the 6.75L V8 Extended Wheelbase at AED 1,700,000. They are not a straightforward ladder: Speed is the driver's version, the standard car the most balanced, and the extended-wheelbase model exists purely to enlarge the rear compartment.

Which Mulsanne is the one to buy?

The extended wheelbase if you are driven, because that is the whole reason to choose a Mulsanne over a Flying Spur. Speed sharpens the throttle and the suspension for an owner who drives, though the car's mass makes that a relative improvement. The standard car sits between the two and is the easiest to justify.

Bentley Mulsanne or Rolls-Royce Ghost?

The Mulsanne is the more understated of the two and the more engaging to drive, with a hand-built V8 that has no equivalent anywhere. The Rolls-Royce Ghost is quieter, newer and carries more presence; the BMW 7 Series covers the same journeys for a small fraction of the money.

What does a Mulsanne cost to run in the UAE?

Assume around 6.8 Km/L and budget for tyres, brakes and suspension rather than fuel. This engine is unique to the model, so parts and expertise come through Al Habtoor Motors in Dubai — worth confirming service intervals and lead times before you buy rather than after.

What should you check on a Bentley Mulsanne as it ages?

Not the odometer. These reach inspection at a median of around 80,000 km, low for a car of this age, which means most have spent long periods parked — and standing still is harder on a Mulsanne than driving it. Have the air suspension, the hydraulics and the battery condition examined, confirm the servicing was carried out on time rather than on mileage, and read the report on the individual car.

Ride in the back of the extended car before deciding; on a Mulsanne that is where the money actually goes. This is a car most owners buy second-hand, so start on the used Bentleys listed now.