Lamborghini: In 2023, Lamborghini produced a total of 10,112 new cars, a year-on-year increase of 10%

Lamborghini: In 2023, Lamborghini produced a total of 10,112 new cars, a year-on-year increase of 10%

According to multiple reports, the well-known Italian supercar brand Lamborghini announced its 2023 report card. It is reported that Lamborghini produced a total of 10,112 new cars in 2023. It is worth mentioning that this is the first time that the company's production has exceeded 10,000 vehicles in its 60 years of existence, an increase of 10% compared to 2022.

The reason why Lamborghini's production has been greatly increased is largely due to its first SUV model Urus.

It is understood that the annual delivery volume of Urus was 6,087 units, accounting for 60% of the total production, while the second place was the "Maverick" Huracan, with a total delivery of 3,962 units throughout the year.

The Aventador, Lamborghini's flagship supercar, is about to be phased out, so only 12 units were sold throughout the year.

Lamborghini plans to fully hybridize its car lineup this year.

With the launch of Reveulto and Huracan successors, as well as the launch of the facelifted, hybrid and even pure electric versions of Urus, total production is expected to rise to more than 13,000 vehicles.

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