Jubilee

The Jubilee is visible in the first Grand Theft Auto VI trailer at 0:27. It is parked at the roadside in Vice City’s Stockyard neighbourhood, with its rear hatch raised. This places the Enus vehicle in the Vice City region.

Its exterior closely matches the GTA Online version, with the visible difference chiefly being the higher graphical detail. The interior seen for GTA VI has been redesigned and presents a more upscale layout than the earlier vehicle’s cabin.

The principal real-world basis is the Rolls-Royce Cullinan. Its large luxury-SUV proportions and much of its styling follow that model, while certain details draw on the Rolls-Royce Wraith.

Enus lettering across the tailgate resembles the badging arrangement used on the 2020-onward Bentley Bentayga. Unlike many Enus cars inspired by Rolls-Royces, the Jubilee does not carry the marque’s usual winged-diamond-style bonnet ornament.

Its name refers to the Jubilee Diamond, the sixth-largest diamond in the world. That naming parallels the Cullinan, whose name comes from the largest rough diamond; the Jubilee Diamond was itself named for Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee.

In Grand Theft Auto Online, the Enus Jubilee is listed in the SUVs class and has the Light Truck body type. It is a large, four-door Enus SUV, positioned alongside another Enus luxury utility vehicle, the Huntley S.

Its squared lamps, grille, and lower front openings share cues with the Windsor and its convertible sedan counterpart. The standard wheels have eight spokes, circular centre detailing, and medium-profile tyres.

The GTA Online cabin uses the Cavalcade interior family, also found in the Cavalcade, XLS, and Granger. Primary paint covers the body and the cabin stitching; secondary paint is reserved for selected modification parts.

The GTA Online model is presented with a V-type engine intended to echo the Cullinan’s V12. It uses an eight-speed transmission in a front-engine, all-wheel-drive arrangement, with 35 percent of drive sent forward and 65 percent rearward. Its engine note is similar to that of the Baller LE and Windsor.

Agency Vehicle Workshop equipment includes armour plating, which adds paired protective panels to every passenger door. The heavier lower panel surrounds the handle area, while a thinner piece sits above the chrome side trim. The upgrade also gives greater explosive resistance and windows that withstand 15 shots from most guns before breaking.

A Missile Lock-on Jammer prevents homing launchers and weaponised vehicles from acquiring a target lock. It cannot be fitted at the same time as the Remote Control Unit. The remote system drives the vehicle through a first-person camera view. Fitting front machine guns removes two chrome grille bars so the barrels can protrude.

Legendary Motorsport sold the Jubilee for $1,650,000 in GTA Online. Completing 20 Security Contracts as the leader reduced the price to $1,237,500. Franklin Clinton can also provide an Agency-owned example at no charge, or it can be collected from the Agency garage; this version is not a personal vehicle and cannot be modified.

The Franklin-requested Agency Jubilee originally kept its lights switched off and could not turn them on, unlike one collected directly from the garage. That issue was corrected with the Bottom Dollar Bounties update. An early exploit also let players duplicate an Agency Jubilee through another player’s Agency garage; the duplicate could be modified and insured but could not be sold because its value exceeded $50,000. Later updates patched the exploit.

Armour plating does not exactly match the chosen primary paint colour.