As of mid-2025, several names and vehicles have been linked with being India’s most expensive car, but the answer isn’t fully definitive due to private ownership, customizations, and fluctuating values. Below are some leading contenders and the facts around them.

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Some of the top contenders are Naseer Khan, an entrepreneur based out of Hyderabad, and the director of a construction and property business (King's Group). He purchased a McLaren 765LT Spider, reportedly for about ₹12 crore (ex-showroom), and this has widely been described as “India’s most expensive supercar,” and he has a collection of 20 cars and bikes, including Ferraris, Lamborghinis, Rolls-Royce models, etc. Total estimated collection value: ~₹60 crore.

Then comes Mrs. Nita Ambani. Needless to say, she owns the “Audi A9 Chameleon,” valued at around ₹100 crore, making it possibly the most expensive car in India. It's extremely rare globally with a special chameleon Paint, it changes its color under light angles.

Exact pricing & import/customization costs: Luxury and ultra-luxury cars often undergo heavy customization, and customs duties and import taxes in India can dramatically raise actual cost. Ex-showroom price doesn’t always reflect final landed cost. What “most expensive” means:It could refer to ex-showroom price, or landed price after import/customs/customizations, or rarity/limited edition status. Different definitions lead to different contenders.