Lamborghini sells great: record demand for Italian supercars in first half of 2025
Lamborghini has announced that it sold 5,681 cars in the first half of 2025, a new record for the brand. For comparison, 5,341 supercars were sold in the same period of 2023 - sales growth was about 6.4%.
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The main share of sales is still occupied by the Urus crossover, which remains the most popular car in the model range. The Huracan is also selling steadily, despite the fact that the model is nearing the end of its life cycle.
The flagship hybrid supercar Revuelto is still just starting mass production, but its impact on overall sales is already tangible. The company notes strong demand - all quotas for the Revuelto have already been booked until 2028.
By region: the largest number of cars sold in the United States - 1,624 units, followed by Germany (641 cars), China (540 cars) and Italy (402 cars).
Lamborghini plans to increase the pace of deliveries in the second half of 2025, when the Revuelto will start arriving en masse to customers. The Huracan is also expected to finish production and a possible update of the Urus model.
Thus, 2025 could be the most successful year for Lamborghini in the company's history.
Source: Thesupercarblog
