Every Car Wizkid Has Owned or Been Spotted With, Year by Year

Wizkid is not always loud about his wealth, but his lifestyle and fleet tell us all we need to know. Every few years, something new pops up, sometimes quietly, sometimes with a flex on his Instagram story.

The combined value of his garage runs into billions of naira, showing how he invests his success into vehicles that reflect both his style and affluence. Here, we list out every car Wizkid has been spotted with, owned, or widely linked to.

Let’s go year by year.

The BMW X6 was where Wizkid’s automotive journey began in serious style. This SUV-coupe hybrid combines all-weather ability and high ground clearance with a sporty, sloping roofline (essentially the best of both worlds before the X7 arrived).

Back in 2012, this car cost around $59,600, about ₦9.6 million at the time (excluding shipping and customs). For a young star already breaking into Afrobeat’s upper echelons, the X6 was a proper flex. It was sporty enough to show ambition but practical enough to handle the day-to-day. It reflected a phase where Wizkid was asserting his presence.

The Continental GT is classic Bentley: a two-door coupe or convertible with elegance in its every curve. Released after Volkswagen’s acquisition, it brought mass-production precision without losing the brand’s signature craftsmanship.

In 2015, it cost roughly $193,500 (approximately ₦35.5 million then). For Wizkid, the Bentley marked an evolution. Sleek and undeniably luxurious, it matched the style he projected at the time: confident, refined, and ready to step into the international arena without needing to shout.

The Urus was Lamborghini’s bold foray into SUVs, and Wizkid was already behind the wheel by 2018. Lightweight for its class, all-wheel-drive, and capable of 305 km/h, it transformed the idea of a luxury SUV.

Unlike the more calm X6 or Bentley, the Urus blends brute performance with Italian design style. Owning one put him in a different league: an artist comfortable flexing speed, style, and presence simultaneously. The Urus announced that Wizkid’s taste had matured.

The Cullinan is Rolls-Royce’s answer to a luxury SUV that doesn’t compromise on presence or comfort. When Wizkid added one to his fleet in 2020, the luxurious look was definitely a statement. Plush interiors and an immense space, it was a perfect match for someone whose career was now truly global.

While prices vary, a standard Cullinan starts at around $325,000, putting it solidly in the seven-figure naira range after shipping. At this point, Wizkid was signalling that his success was no longer aspirational; it was firmly established and refined.

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The Black Badge Cullinan is a darker, more aggressive spin on the already-imposing SUV, packing 591 hp, blacked-out trim, carbon fibre accents, and bespoke interiors.

The car’s specialised design, paired with Starboy’s refined style, positioned him as a collector who values performance as much as status. In today’s rates, a Black Badge Cullinan easily hits over ₦1 billion, underlining the statement this SUV makes about prestige and lifestyle.

The Aventador is everything you imagine when someone says “Italian supercar.” Mid-engine, two-seater, and priced at around $546,847 (approximately over ₦700 million today), Wizkid’s Aventador made a striking entrance in Lagos.

In reality, this wasn’t a practical car; it was just a statement of living life fully, with style and individuality.

This one combines the elegance of a Maybach with the practicality of an SUV. The GLS 600 offers a 4.0L biturbo V8, 550 hp, and a lounge-like four-seat interior.

Priced around $180,000 (Over ₦200 million today), this car shows Wizkid’s softer flex. It’s the kind of ride you use when comfort and discretion matter.

The Brabus G-Wagon takes the iconic G-Class and turns it into a high-powered, fully bespoke monster, with engine tweaks that can push 900 hp and widebody kits, carbon fibre accents, and custom interiors.

Nigerian prices range from ₦870 million to 1 billion. Owning a Brabus signals control, dominance, and exclusivity. It’s a car for someone who wants presence on every street, showing power without needing to announce it. For Wizkid, it complements his mix of luxury and class perfectly.

The Phantom is the ultimate full-size luxury sedan, with 563 bhp, a 6749 cc engine, and interiors that can be fully customised. Average prices show it is over $500,000 (Over ₦700 million in Nigeria). Wizkid adding the Phantom to his garage reflected his cemented position at the top of his game: mature, established, and confident.

The SF90 is a plug-in hybrid marvel: 986 hp, all-wheel drive, and cutting-edge tech like torque vectoring and a dynamic rear wing. In Nigeria, it goes for ₦1.1–1.4 billion.

This Ferrari is a shift toward extreme performance and innovation. For Wizkid, it reflects a fusion of style and technological sophistication.

Succeeding the 720S, the 750S brings more power, less weight, and refined aerodynamics, hitting 0–60 mph in 2.3 seconds. Offered as a coupe or Spider, it’s a car that rewards precision and driver feedback while still feeling livable day to day.

Adding this to his garage shows Wizkid’s appreciation for supercar dynamics, design, and an engaging driving experience. He’s a proper thrill-seeker who knows precisely what he wants from a car.

Earlier this year, Wizkid was spotted in Lagos cruising a striking red-and-white Ferrari 296 GTS. This plug-in hybrid convertible packs a V6 turbo engine and electric motors for a combined 819 hp, reaching speeds over 205 mph.

Its folding hardtop opens in just 14 seconds, letting him switch from sleek coupe to open-air at a moment’s notice. Weighing slightly more than the 296 GTB due to chassis reinforcements, it still delivers the same blistering performance and precision handling.

It is estimated at around ₦1.4 billion in Nigeria, and continues to mirror Wizkid’s Starboy persona in 2025.