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For most of its history, Lamborghini hung its hat on its V12-powered vehicles. The automaker started with cars featuring 12 cylinders and still sells V12 models today, but surprisingly, these impressively powerful cars aren’t the brand’s most popular. That honour goes to the Huracán, the brand’s second V10-powered production supercar. Now, due to changing global emission standards, the automaker has …
Lamborghini owners value a far more varied lifestyle—one that mixes the high with the low in a way that is as fun as pushing a sports car to its limits on a winding road.
Celebrating 50 years of the Lamborghini Countach. A supercar that exudes style and world-class performance.
While Ducati is finding inspiration from Lamborghini, the latter is doing the same (as always) from the race track.
Both Lamborghini and Ducati have seen impressive product debuts and feel more relevant than ever before.
What if you were to combine the two and enjoy the best of both worlds?
Only a few things can beat the feeling of cruising around in a V12-powered Italian exotic, but Lamborghini sure knows how to enhance that experience.
Boasting exclusive technology, an even higher performance engine, and updated dynamics, the new Huracán Evo employs a variety of Lamborghini’s best features to improve both the performance and day-to-day use of the Huracán.
Its engine is a dream, its performance so accessible, and it has the wild looks and charm of a true Lamborghini.
