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Alex ShawBy Alex Shaw18/01/20243 Mins Read
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Lamborghini, the flamboyant maestro of Italian supercars, is celebrating a historic triumph, as the marque danced over the 10,000-car finish line in global sales for the year 2023. This milestone is no mere victory lap but a symphony of success, marking the first time in the iconic brand’s 60-year history that it has eclipsed the five-figure threshold.

The roaring success came on the wings of 10,112 Lamborghinis thundering across the globe, with the majestic Urus SUV leading the charge by accounting for a resounding 6,087 of those deliveries. While selling 10,000 cars may seem like a Tuesday stroll for automotive giants, for a luxury luminary like Lamborghini, it’s a trailblazing accomplishment that reverberates through the hallowed halls of automotive history.

The United States emerged as the grand stage for Lamborghini, with precisely 3,000 cars parading into the land of opportunity. Canada, not to be outdone, played host to 357 of these exquisite machines. Germany, with its Autobahnen calling, secured the silver medal with 961 units, leaving China (845 units) and the UK (801 units) to complete the podium. Surprisingly, Lamborghini’s homeland, Italy, languished in eighth place, a place it reluctantly shared with South Korea, as a result of punitive taxes on the high-performance, high-luxury offerings.

What makes this record-breaking feat even more spectacular is the fact that Lamborghini achieved it with only two models in full production. The Urus SUV, an automotive titan in its own right, led the charge with the majority of sales, while the Huracan added its distinctive roar with 3,962 cars. A mere 63 deliveries were comprised of the final Aventadors, a phoenix rising from the ashes after a fiery escapade on a car transporter ship. The eclectic mix also includes limited-run V-12-powered specials, including, we presume, the swansong of the 112 Countach LPI 800-4 models.

The unveiling of the Revuelto, a harmonious blend of V-12 power and plug-in-hybrid finesse, came too late to waltz into the 2023 production numbers. However, with Lamborghini already boasting three years’ worth of reservations for this electrifying newcomer, the brand’s sales symphony is poised to maintain its rhythm even as the Huracan gracefully bows out later this year. Additionally, whispers of a facelifted version of the Urus, boasting the same hybridized twin-turbo V-8 found in the Porsche Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid, have aficionados eagerly anticipating the next crescendo.

In a realm where giants like Toyota effortlessly dispatch over 6,000 cars daily in the United States alone, Lamborghini’s 10,000-car milestone is a testament to its position among the luxury elite. To put it in perspective, Lamborghini’s production during its first three decades amounted to a modest 8,000 cars. While Ferrari and Bentley have already tasted the sweet nectar of five-figure sales (with 13,221 and 15,147 sales respectively in 2022), those with a penchant for unparalleled exclusivity may find solace in the embrace of the likes of Aston Martin (6,412 cars in 2022) and Rolls-Royce (6,032 cars in 2023).

Lamborghini, once a symbol of rarefied extravagance, is now etching its name in the annals of automotive lore, proving that even in the world of high-performance luxury, it can lead the charge and break through its own barriers. The 10,000-car milestone is not just a number; it’s a roaring testament to Lamborghini’s indomitable spirit and its unwavering pursuit of automotive excellence.

 

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