Lamborghini recently staged a mega 20th birthday celebration for its Centro Stile design department at its Sant’Agata Bolognese headquarters, and the event was graced by a host of car design luminaries, including Fabrizio Giugiaro and Laurens van den Acker, to name just two. A stunning backdrop was provided by a parade of Lamborghini’s “few-off” cars, such as the Sesto Elemento, Reventon, Veneno, Sian and modern-day Countach LPI 800-4.
Lamborghini has unveiled its latest few-off hypercar, the Fenomeno, at Monterey Car Week 2025. Limited to just 29 units worldwide, the Fenomeno represents the brand’s newest design manifesto, blending iconic Lamborghini DNA with cutting-edge performance and electrification.
Lamborghini officially unveiled its latest supercar, the Lamborghini Temerario, at a private launch event at the Museum of the Future in Dubai. Customers and media had a chance to see the brand’s newest hybrid supercar.
The launch was attended by senior Lamborghini executives, including President and CEO Stephan Winkelmann, who highlighted the importance of the Middle East region for the brand.
“Lamborghini is an iconic and globally-admired marque known for its innovation, performance and unmistakable design. The Middle East is a key region for us, and it is a privilege to debut the Temerario here in Dubai.
Just when you thought Lamborghini couldn’t possibly come up with any more Huracan derivatives, the Bolognese Raging Bull has unleashed arguably the wildest take yet on its mid-engined V10 supercar – the rugged looking Huracan Sterrato.
Lamborghini Abu Dhabi & Dubai is proud to announce the launch of its inaugural eSports programme, The Real Race, aimed at engaging and inspiring students in the UAE. The exciting tournament is scheduled to take place this May, with participants competing for the chance to take part in the international finals in Nürburgring, Germany, in July.
V12 or no V12? The answer to this question has been under the covers for long, just like the long-awaited Lamborghini Aventador replacement. Though the solution surfaced a couple of months ago, now the covers have completely slid off. And we get a proper look at the Aventador replacement, the 1,001 hp, V12 Hybrid-powered Lamborghini Revuelto.
When the Lamborghini Aventador Ultimae came around, we considered it to be the final hurrah for their petrol-only V12 powertrain. But with two new cars, they have proved the world wrong. Here are the Lamborghini Invencible and Autentica, two proper swan songs for their mighty V12.
Just when you thought Lamborghini couldn’t possibly come up with any more Huracan derivatives, the Bolognese Raging Bull has busted out arguably the wildest take yet on its mid-engined V10 supercar.
Production of the new Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato (Italian for “Dirt Road”) commences next February, and just 1,499 units will be built and sold, with ex-factory pricing pegged at 263,000 euros plus taxes, which positions it in Lambo’s line-up between the Tecnica and hardcore STO.
The Urus has been a runaway success for Lamborghini (it currently accounts for more than 60 per cent of the brand’s sales), but the rapid all-terrainer has now been around for four-and-a-half years, so the time was ripe to rejuvenate it with a mid-life revamp.
Cue the new Lamborghini Urus S, which will slot in as the base model of the range in the first quarter of 2023, sitting below the recently unveiled Performante. The Urus S sports the same 666hp/850Nm 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 as the latter, although it doesn’t ditch air suspension in favour of steel springs,
Not many who have driven Lamborghini’s Urus would complain it’s lacking in grunt or dynamism. Even so, the Bolognese Raging Bull aims to reassert the sharp-edged SUV’s superiority over ultra-rapid rivals such as the Aston Martin DBX 707 and Porsche Cayenne Turbo GT via the new Urus Performante flagship.