Rolls-Royce Wraith 2026 Price in UAE

The Wraith is the fastback coupé of the range, and it belongs to the older generation of Rolls-Royces — a different, more compact platform than the Ghost and Phantom now use, with a 6.6-litre V12 and rear-wheel drive.

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

Two versions are listed. The 6.6L Base at AED 1,700,000 is the standard car; the 6.6L Black Badge at AED 1,900,000 is the darkened, sharper-edged one. The step buys attitude and calibration rather than a different engine, and the wider Rolls-Royce range spans AED 1,690,000 to AED 3,500,000.

Which Wraith is the one to buy?

Black Badge, if the coupé appeals at all. It is the version that matches the car's shape — darkened brightwork, a firmer edge to the responses, a heavier throttle — and it is what most buyers of a two-door Rolls-Royce are actually after. The standard car is the quieter, more traditional choice, and closer in manner to the Ghost.

Wraith or Dawn?

The Wraith is the better-resolved car of the two: a fixed roof means a stiffer body, a usable rear seat and a 470-litre boot, and the fastback shape is the reason the model exists. The Dawn trades all of that for open air, which is a real argument for four months of the year here and a compromise for the rest.

What does a Wraith cost to run in the UAE?

About 7 Km/L, and fuel is not the concern. Because this is the older platform, parts and diagnostics still come through the authorised network and nothing meaningful is shared with a cheaper car. Rear tyres, brakes and suspension bushes are the recurring items; a complete service record does more for the car's future value than mileage does.

What should you watch for on a Wraith as it ages?

Mileage is almost never the problem. The Wraiths that reach inspection carry a median of around 65,000 km, which on a car built to cover distance is barely broken in — so the useful checks are the coach doors and their mechanisms, the air suspension, the condition of the hide and veneer after several summers, and an unbroken main-dealer service history. Ask to see each of those addressed on that particular car's inspection report.

Drive both versions back to back — on this model the Black Badge changes the character more than the price suggests.