
1,625 deliveries in the first half of 2023 marked a 7% jump and a new record for the brand's largest single market.
Sant'Agata matched its record U.S. sales momentum with a physical statement: six new or redesigned dealerships opened across the country, each built to a modern aesthetic that departs sharply from the standard exotic-car storefront.
U.S. deliveries of V10-powered Huracans jumped 62% in the first half, driven by the Huracan STO and Huracan Tecnica, because buyers know the platform is approaching its final chapter.
Record turnover and profitability in the first half of 2023 give Sant'Agata the commercial runway to fund its 1.9 billion EUR Direzione Cor Tauri electrification strategy without relying on external fundraising or diluting exclusivity through volume increases.
Lamborghini's new dealerships lean on glass-roofed structures and open-plan layouts to create a setting where configuring a hybrid V12 feels like an event rather than an errand.
Orange County ranks among Lamborghini's strongest markets worldwide, so placing the Revuelto inside a purpose-built facility in front of one of its most active buying communities crystallized the thesis behind the entire expansion.
Premiering the Revuelto at a dealer grand opening rather than at a major auto show or private collector event signals how Lamborghini views its retail network as a launch platform.
The surge in V10 volume gives each new showroom an immediate revenue base while the hybrid lineup scales up.
These new showrooms are forward-deployed infrastructure for a product portfolio that will look fundamentally different within a few years as Lamborghini hybridizes its entire lineup by the end of 2024.
The 2023 expansion looks less like a one-off push than the opening phase of a network overhaul timed to the arrival of an entirely hybridized lineup.