Range Rover to Lexus LX: ‘Toxic’ star Yash’s luxury car collection worth over Rs 10 crore

Actor Yash celebrated his 40th birthday on January 8. The actor, who is known for his role in the superhit blockbuster ‘KGF’ franchise, is now bringing his fans another action thriller, ‘Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups’. However, beyond his on-screen persona, the actor is also admired for his impressive collection of luxury cars! Yash’s personal garage is reported to feature high-end models and is worth around Rs 10 crore. Each vehicle is chosen to suit his versatile lifestyle. From Range Rover to Lexus LX, here’s an inside look at the ‘Toxic’ stars' vehicle collection.

Lexus LX

Actor Yash owns this automobile, which is priced at approximately Rs 2.82 crore. The full-size SUV is known for its strong build quality, comfortable interiors and powerful engine, and the model is designed for long-distance travel and rough road conditions.

Range Rover Autobiography

Valued at around rupees 4.38 crore, according to NDTV, this is the most expensive car in Yash’s garage. It is positioned as a flagship luxury model in the respective brand's lineup. The actor has been spotted driving this beauty with his family.

Toyota Vellfire

This luxury MPV from Yash’s garage costs around Rs 1.22 crore. This one is well-known for its space and comfort. For the interior, the vehicle has plush seating and a quiet cabin.

Mercedes-Benz GLC 250d Coupe and GLC 350d

The action hero also owns two SUVs of the same brand, with a total value of around Rs 1.5 crore. Both these cars offer performance, along with comfort.

Audi A6

And here comes another member of Yash’s vehicle family. According to GQ, the actor gifted this high-end model to his wife, Radhika. The car is priced upwards of Rs 50 lakh in the Indian market. In an interaction with The Hindu, he said, “She felt that the car was nice and was keen on an Audi A4. But to surprise her, I went ahead and bought her an Audi A6.”


Disclaimer: The information about the vehicle prices in this article are approximate and based on media reports.