Lamborghini continues to grow among supercars with a new sales record

The world of supercars also presents itself as a sector embroiled in a battle, where the various brands responsible for this type of vehicle fight to come out on top. Lamborghini has taken another step in this war, where its sales have once again increased to the point of setting a new record. The architects of this feat, the Aventador S and the Huracán, the longest-running models, which have welcomed the new Urus with open arms, though it has not yet had time to make a dent in the figures.

The Italian firm already tasted gold with the impressive sales recorded by the Gallardo, figures that its successor, the Huracán, is trying to rival, a model that already boasts 10,000 units produced. However, its big brother with its V12 engine, whose life is coming to an end, has also dealt a hard blow to the competition with its incredible sales, thus becoming one of the most successful models in its segment.

With an insatiable growth of 11% compared to the previous year, Lamborghini has experienced a considerable increase in sales during this first half of 2018. This is reflected in the success enjoyed by the two most seasoned models from the bull brand, which have also improved their sales with the various versions Lamborghini has developed over the last few years.

The Lamborghini Huracán has a total registration of 1,604 units delivered so far this year, a number worthy of admiration when considering the price and features of the Italian supercar. Thanks to the presence of the Performante in both its coupé and spyder bodywork, the Huracán has achieved 15% growth compared to the previous year.

On the other hand, the Lamborghini Aventador S, with its impressive naturally aspirated V12, has remained more on course, registering a total of 673 units sold during this first half of the year. The Italian firm intends to maintain this good pace for the rest of 2018, something that will be very possible with the first Urus units already delivered and with the imminent arrival of the supposed Aventador SVJ, the most radical variant of the Lamborghini supercar.

The Italian firm has grown considerably in every respect, which has helped it improve its sales pace and experience substantial growth. For now, we do not know when the future successor to the Aventador will be presented or whether Lamborghini plans to offer any new model in its product line, but very soon we will be witnessing new variants of its current vehicles.