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Lamborghini has announced its plans for the rest of the decade, confirming that the successor to the Huracan will be a plug-in hybrid and revealing that two fully electric vehicles will arrive by the end of 2029. The news came in the form of a presentation detailing the Italian automaker's refreshed Direzione Cor Tauri strategy, taking into account all elements of the production process.
A growing number of millennials with money to spend are attributed to record sales of Lamborghini supercars and SUVs, which have increased by 400 per cent in a decade.
Lamborghini has recorded a new milestone in its history by breaching 10,000 unit sales in CY23. The Italian marquee achieved these numbers in its 60th anniversary year, during which it also sold 103 cars in India.
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Iconic Italian supercar manufacturer, Lamborghini, has revealed sales numbers for the year 2023. The company saw excellent sales numbers across the world with most markets registering best-ever numbers to date. This is thanks to continually increasing demand for Urus Super SUV.
Lamborghini has disclosed that orders for the Revuelto have already covered production until 2026. This isn't surprising, considering that the plug-in hybrid supercar was sold out for two years before it was even revealed in March 2023.
Lamborghini India sold over 100 cars for the first time in India, representing an increase of nearly 12 percent over 2022's 92 units. Mercedes-Benz India, BMW India and Audi India have all registered their best-ever annual sales in 2023. Globally, it has achieved its best-ever annual sales in 2023, delivering more than 10,000 cars during the year; the final tally of 10,112 units is a 10 percent increase over 2022.
Lamborghini has broken its own sales record by delivering over 10,000 automobiles in 2023. While that’s still less than mainstream manufacturers are pushing out the door in a given week, it represents a major shift in how the brand does business and will likely open it up to additional regulatory scrutiny.