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A 27% operating margin on €3.09 billion in revenue. That single line tells you more about Lamborghini’s current position than any press event or product launch could. In 2024, Sant’Agata Bolognese crossed the €3 billion revenue threshold for the first time, a 16.2% jump over 2023. Operating income c
Lamborghini’s 2025 Sebring weekend played out like two separate races running under the same Florida sun, and both told the same uncomfortable story: Squadra Corse’s machinery still lacks the mechanical durability to match its pace.
On March 14, 2025, a bright lime green Lamborghini rolled onto a lit stage at the Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit in Johannesburg, and the crowd pressed in close. The car was the Temerario, Lamborghini’s latest high-performance electrified vehicle, and the venue was deliberate. Kyalami carries decades of
The interesting story here is less about padel and more about how Sant’Agata’s composites expertise translates outside the automotive world. Applying that knowledge to a 360-gram racquet is a genuinely unusual brand extension, one that goes deeper than the typical watch or sneaker collaboration.
Lamborghini returned to Les Trois Vallées in the French Alps with a convoy of Revuelto and Urus SE hybrids, covering 200 kilometers of mountain roads.
Twelve months ago, the Lamborghini SC63 rolled onto the concrete of Sebring International Raceway for its first competitive outing on American soil. It finished seventh, stayed on the lead lap, and scored points. For a car making its US debut against established GTP machinery, that was a quietly imp
The Lamborghini Temerario premiered in Seoul on March 7, 2025, marking the Huracán successor’s Korean market debut as Lamborghini’s second High Performance Electrified Vehicle.
Most heritage departments mark anniversaries with a nice dinner and a press kit. Lamborghini Polo Storico did both, then hoisted a purple Diablo SE30 into the alpine sky above a frozen Swiss lake.
Personnel announcements at supercar companies rarely move the needle for enthusiasts. This one should. Automobili Lamborghini named Andrea Costantini, a mechanical engineer who joined the company in 2002, as its new Quality Director. His career spans the Gallardo assembly line through to Head of Pro
A dozen consecutive years of Top Employer Italy certification marks another milestone for Lamborghini. The certification, awarded to companies meeting the high standards required by the HR Best Practices Survey, evaluates six macro areas analyzing 20 topics including People Strategy, Work Environmen
