Ranveer Singh's car collection

Singh's Urus arrived in the Arancio Borealis (candy orange) shade, one of only three colours offered in the limited Pearl Capsule cosmetic package when it launched in India in March 2021. As IndianAutosBlog reported, he specified 22-inch Nath wheels instead of the standard 23-inch Taigete rims, and the dual-tone Alcantara cabin carries Urus branding embroidered on the backrests. The 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 produces 650 hp and 850 Nm, enough to reach 100 km/h in 3.6 seconds and top out at 305 km/h.

Singh's GLS 600 departs from the model's typical two-tone Maybach paint in favour of a single-tone Cavansite Blue finish, identifiable by the signature vertical-slate chrome grille and Maybach emblems on the D-pillars. Robb Report India notes it runs a 4.0-litre V8 bi-turbo paired with a 48V mild-hybrid EQ Boost system, delivering four-zone climate control, massage seats, and ventilated front and rear seating. Among all the SUVs in his fleet, it represents the closest thing to a chauffeur-driven state car.

Singh added this long-wheelbase Autobiography to his garage shortly after his daughter Dua's arrival in September 2024, and a viral video showed the green SUV parked outside the family's Mumbai home bearing his signature '6969' number plate. Multiple outlets including India Forums via Bollywood Hungama confirmed the purchase. The extended wheelbase is engineered for rear-seat comfort, fitting its new role as the family's primary transport.

Singh bought the Rapide S as a gift to himself for his 32nd birthday, making him the first Bollywood actor to own an Aston Martin at the time. The grand tourer was originally delivered in white but he later had it wrapped in electric blue, matching the bold aesthetic he brings to every red-carpet appearance. The naturally aspirated 6.07-litre V12 produces 552 hp and pulls the four-door sports saloon to a top speed of 327 km/h, while the signature "swing-wing" doors open upward at a 12-degree angle.

Singh gifted himself the Hummer EV 3X around his 40th birthday on July 6, 2025, and Bollywood Hungama reported the SUV was delivered to his Mumbai home with an on-road price of Rs 4.57 crore. He became the first Bollywood actor to take ownership of the model in India, with CarToq later capturing footage of him steering the enormous EV through narrow Mumbai streets. The 3X specification uses a tri-motor e4WD setup producing 830 hp, and the 178 kWh battery pack covers a claimed range of 505 kilometres, with party tricks such as CrabWalk diagonal driving mode.

The Range Rover Vogue is one of the older entries in Singh's fleet, confirmed across multiple automotive publications as a long-standing presence in his garage alongside newer acquisitions. Singh's example carries the same '69' number-plate motif that he applies to all his personal vehicles. Its air-suspension ride quality and commanding road presence have made it a favourite for chauffeur-driven trips around Mumbai.

The long-wheelbase XJ L is the most classically styled car in Singh's collection, described by Robb Report India as a premium luxury sedan that contrasts neatly with the performance-focused machines around it. With a spacious rear cabin and smooth ride, it serves as the understated alternative when he wants to travel without the spectacle that the Lamborghini or Hummer invariably generates. Jaguar discontinued the XJ in 2019, giving this saloon a quiet collectability that the newer SUVs do not yet share.