Lamborghini Reviews

Lamborghini is a high-performance brand that specializes in manufacturing over-the-top supercars. Born from a dream to build better cars than Ferrari, Lamborghini is renowned for its masterful V10 and V12 engines, unique scissor doors, and extreme designs. 

After being purchased by the Volkswagen Group in 1998, Lamborghini has focused on expanding its lineup and increasing sales, while sticking to what it does best. The automaker’s V12-powered supercars are legendary and have included modern icons such as the Diablo, Murcielago, and Aventador. Lamborghini often created limited special edition models based on the Murcielago and Aventador, which include the Reventón, Veneno, Centenario, and Aventador J. 

Lamborghini’s line of V12 supercars has always focused on exclusivity and performance, which is why the automaker introduced the Gallardo in 2004 as a way to appeal to new customers. The V10-powered Gallardo quickly became Lamborghini’s most popular offering and stuck around until 2014. The arrival of the Huracan in 2015 marked the end for the Gallardo. 

In a surprising move, Lamborghini became one of the first high-performance luxury brands to introduce an SUV with the 2019 Urus. Despite its large size, the Urus still has the same Italian flair and exotic performance as the brand’s supercars, though it’s powered by a twin-turbocharged V8 rather than a V12 and shares a platform with the Audi Q8 to reduce costs. 

Not even Lamborghini, however, can keep V12-powered cars such as the Aventador around, which is why it’s had to explore electrified powertrains with vehicles such as the Sián, limited-edition Countach, and Revuelto. All of the vehicles pair a V12 engine with some sort of electrification. Lamborghini’s first all-electric vehicle is also expected to be right around the corner.