From January to August 2026, approximately 500 new luxury segment cars were registered in Russia — 11.6% more than a year earlier. Specifically, Rolls-Royce accounted for 156 cars, and Lamborghini for 141. Neither brand has official dealership networks in Russia.

For comparison, in Germany, 197 new Rolls-Royces were registered during the same period, compared to 231 a year earlier. The Russian figure reached approximately 79% of the German one, with a 7% increase in Russia and about a 15% decrease in Germany.

The main Rolls-Royce in Russia remains the Cullinan — 115 out of 156 cars. Another 24 registrations were for the electric Spectre, nine for the Ghost, and eight for the Phantom.

Lamborghini's dynamics are even more noticeable: 141 cars is 48% more than the result from January–August 2025. The majority were Urus models — 114 cars. 108 Lamborghinis were registered in Moscow and the Moscow region, and another nine in St. Petersburg.

Lamborghini's historical maximum in Russia is 174 cars for 2021. The current result is 33 cars short of that. If the current pace is maintained, this figure could be surpassed by the end of the year, but the final results will be known after the publication of annual statistics.

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