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Lamborghini's Hybrid Bet Pays Off: Q1 2025 Revenue Jumps 29.6%

Two plug-in hybrids now carry all of Lamborghini's commercial momentum, and the Q1 numbers leave little room for debate.

The Revuelto, Lamborghini's first V12 plug-in hybrid, reached full production capacity, while the Urus SE is contributing to attracting new customers to the brand.

Revuelto production at full capacity

Lamborghini delivered 2,967 cars in Q1 2025, confirming that the Revuelto has reached full production capacity and the Urus SE has arrived, feeding the revenue growth behind the hybrid strategy.

A supercar maker's rare trade-policy stance

Lamborghini states it supports international trade based on shared rules, open markets, and stable relationships among global economies, adding that protectionist measures could negatively affect growth and competitiveness.

Sustained demand at the top of the market

Both Ferrari and Lamborghini posted record sales in 2022, and the trajectory since then tells a story of sustained demand at the very top of the market.

Record quarterly turnover

Q1 2025 turnover reached €895.2 million, a 29.6% jump over the same period last year, while operating income climbed 32.8% to €248.1 million.