The Huracan successor has been spied with a Revuelto-inspired interior
Chassis and aero upgrades cut a second from STO’s laptime at Nardo handling track
The new supercar will be powered by a twin-turbocharged V8 and have up to three electric motors
Limited driving skills, poor road conditions, and perhaps the inability to reach the pedals while seeing over the dash led to this very costly crash
The cars in question are missing a bit of software code that keeps their high beams from working properly
The Lamborghini driver tried to escape after crashing UK-registered V10 supercar but police soon caught up with him
It seems that the Sant’Agata brand is not over with the Huracan
The brand’s first EV will be a 2+2 GT crossover but electric supercars are also in the works
The hybrid Huracan replacement will launch in 2024, along with the hybrid Urus
The full range of current Huracan models attended the event through the hills of Lamborghini’s home country
Total output climbed by 10 percent to 10,112 with the Urus SUV accounting for six out of every 10 cars sold
Some window shopping at the Ferrari, Lamborghini, McLaren, Maserati, Aston Martin, Rolls-Royce, and Pagani dealerships which happen to be located on the same street
The replacement to the Huracan could also have similar axial-flux electric motors to the larger Revuelto
The LEDs can operate in sync and make this Huracan unlike any other on earth
On-track testing has shown that Lamborghini’s system can cut a Nurburgring lap time by 5 seconds
The supercar offers horizontal headlight adjustments, something not permitted by Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards
In ideal conditions, both the Huracan and Corvette Z06 can run mid-10-second quarter times
Two unknown people walked onto a high-end dealer’s lot just outside of Boston, and made off with a pair Lamborghinis in seconds