Lamborghini delivered over 10,700 supercars in 2025 – the highest ever, despite global headwinds. Discover the record models and future plans. Read more now.
Lamborghini announced that it delivered 10,747 supercars worldwide in 2025, surpassing the 10,000‑unit milestone for the second consecutive year and setting an all‑time company record.
Leadership comments
Stephan Winkelmann, President and CEO of Automobili Lamborghini, said: “Despite challenging market conditions, we are proud of the results achieved in 2025. This performance confirms Lamborghini’s ability to differentiate itself even in a complex global landscape.”
Federico Foschini, Director of Marketing and Sales, added that the year was shaped by geopolitical and macro‑economic volatility, creating varied market dynamics across regions. He emphasized a carefully crafted strategy focused on brand strength, competitive products, and an exclusive distribution network.
Regional breakdown
- EMEA (Europe, Middle East, Africa): 4,650 cars delivered – the largest market for Lamborghini.
- Americas: 3,347 cars delivered.
- APAC (Asia‑Pacific): 2,750 cars delivered.
Key models driving growth
The sales surge was propelled by two flagship models that mark Lamborghini’s electrification push:
- Revuelto: The brand’s first hybrid hypercar, combining a V12 engine with electric power.
- Urus SE: A hybrid‑enhanced performance SUV.
Looking ahead, the upcoming Temprario – officially unveiled at the Estoril circuit in August 2025 after its 2024 debut – will join the lineup in 2026. Customer deliveries for Temprario are scheduled to start in January 2026, with the order book already filled 12 months in advance.
Milestones in motorsport and limited editions
At the Goodwood Festival of Speed, Lamborghini introduced the Temprario GT3, its first race car derived from the Temprario project. The GT3 is aimed at customer teams and will compete in major GT3 championships from 2026, representing the first full‑cycle design by Lamborghini Squadra Corse.
During Monterey Car Week, the brand showcased the Fenomeno, a limited edition of only 29 units. The Fenomeno features Lamborghini’s most powerful V12 engine ever, paired with a hybrid architecture to deliver a combined output of 1,080 horsepower. The model also serves as a new “design manifesto,” pushing the iconic aesthetic to extreme levels and coinciding with the 20th anniversary of Centro Stile Lamborghini.
Looking forward
2025’s achievements highlight Automobili Lamborghini’s strategic resilience and its capacity to evolve while preserving the core identity that defines the marque. As the global automotive industry accelerates toward electrification, Lamborghini continues to stand out through visionary design, cutting‑edge technology, and an unwavering commitment to the super‑luxury segment.