Rolls-Royce Phantom 2026 Price in UAE

The Phantom is the top of the range and not a bigger Ghost — it uses its own body, its own rear compartment and more than six metres of length in extended form. It exists to be ridden in.

How much does the Rolls-Royce Phantom cost in the UAE?

Two wheelbases, both with the 6.75-litre V12: the 6.75L Short Wheelbase at AED 2,100,000 and the 6.75L Extended Wheelbase at AED 2,415,000. The gap buys rear legroom and nothing mechanical, and on a car commissioned to order the specification usually adds more than the wheelbase choice does.

Which Phantom should you order?

The extended wheelbase, in almost every case. If a Phantom is being bought at all, the rear compartment is the reason, and the longer body is what makes the back seat properly usable for two adults with legs out. The short car makes sense only for an owner who drives, and that owner is usually better served by a Ghost.

Rolls-Royce Phantom or Bentley Flying Spur?

Nothing else does what the Phantom does: it is a class above on isolation, on rear-seat space and on the way it arrives somewhere. That is the whole argument for the price. The Bentley Flying Spur is the better car to drive and far cheaper to buy, and the BMW 7 Series covers the same journeys without the occasion.

What does a Phantom cost to run in the UAE?

Assume about 4 Km/L and treat fuel as a rounding error. Tyres, brakes and the self-levelling suspension are the recurring bills, and every part of them is specific to the car. Aftersales runs through the authorised network — nobody else has the diagnostics — so factor booking time into the ownership rather than expecting a same-week slot.

Sit in the back of both wheelbases before ordering; on a Phantom that is the decision the whole car turns on.