S&S Automotive, the official distributor of McLaren, Rolls-Royce, and Lamborghini in Vietnam, has updated the new prices for its vehicle lines. Most models in the catalog have increased, with differences from the old prices ranging from about 1 billion to 7,2 billion dong.
McLaren
McLaren adjusted prices for all models distributed in Vietnam. The Artura Coupe and Artura Spider increased by approximately 2,7 billion and 3 billion dong, respectively. Meanwhile, the 750S Coupe increased by about 5,4 billion dong, and the 750S Spider increased by over 6 billion dong. Following the adjustment, new McLaren prices in Vietnam range from about 17,95 billion dong for the Artura Coupe to nearly 31 billion dong for the 750S Spider.
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The McLaren Artura hybrid supercar in TP HCM. Photo: Pham Trung |
Notably, the Artura had its price reduced in February after the preferential special consumption tax policy for hybrid vehicles took effect. This new adjustment caused the prices of both Artura versions to increase again.
Rolls-Royce
Rolls-Royce also adjusted prices across its entire portfolio. The difference compared to the old price list ranges from about 1,1 billion to 7,1 billion dong.
The Spectre Series II saw the lowest increase, while the Phantom Extended Series II experienced the sharpest rise. Other models like the Ghost, Ghost Extended, Black Badge Ghost, and Phantom also increased by 4-6 billion dong. After the adjustment, new Rolls-Royce prices in Vietnam range from 18,9 billion to 62,1 billion dong. The Spectre Series II is the lowest-priced model, with the Phantom Extended Series II topping the catalog.
Lamborghini
Lamborghini updated new prices for its Urus, Temerario, and Revuelto lines. The Urus Performante now has a new price of 20,295 billion dong, an increase of nearly 3,8 billion dong compared to its 16,5 billion dong price when launched in Vietnam in 2023.
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The Lamborghini Urus launched in TP HCM in 2023. Photo: S&S Automotive |
The Temerario has a new price of 26,752 billion dong, an increase of over 7 billion dong compared to its previously announced price. The Revuelto is priced at 53,955 billion dong, while the newly added Revuelto SV version costs over 60 billion dong.
A representative from S&S Automotive stated that the prices of the models increased due to several influencing factors, ranging from the manufacturers' rising vehicle costs to logistics and operational expenses. The simultaneous price adjustments have significantly raised the overall price level for these three luxury and supercar brands in Vietnam. Among them, the largest differences are seen in the Rolls-Royce and Lamborghini vehicle groups, with some models increasing by over 7 billion dong.
Ho Tan
