New Lamborghini Aventador and Huracan milestones: Indicates growing demand for sports cars in the world

Italian sports car manufacturer Automobili Lamborghini celebrates another milestone in its history. After seven years of introducing the Lamborghini Aventador to the Indian market, the company has now deployed its 8000th unit which is en route to a customer in Japan. The sports car with chbadis number 8000 is an Aventador S Roadster finished in Grigio Telesto color. Another milestone for Automobili Lamborghini is the production of 11,000 units of the Lamborghini Huracan.

In just 4 years, the company has released 11,000 units of its badembly line, the car finished in Blue Nethuns and the company 's domestic market chbadis number. Lamborghini Huracan's sales are not, however, at the same level as its predecessor, the Lamborghini Gallardo, which recorded a total of 14,022 units until November 2013. Gallardo remains the best-performing model accounting for nearly half of sales of the company. [19659002] Lamborghini Aventador who replaced Murcielago and was able to double the sales figures. The production of Lamborghini Murcielago ended in 2010 with a total sales of 4,099 units of the sports car. The factory Lamborghini in the factory of San Agata Bolognese has two production lines and 8 cars can be manufactured in one day that can be expanded to 11 as and when demanded. Currently, the Aventador has 2 different versions on sale in the form of Aventador S and Aventador Roadster and the Huracan has 6 different version under its umbrella.

Lamborghini invested heavily in its factory to meet the growing demand for the SUV Urus. The current annual capacity of the factory rises to 7,000 units. Lamborghini's worldwide sales increased 11% to 2,327 cars in the first half of 2018. Worldwide sales of the Huracán range with Coupé and Spyder as well as racing versions increased from 1,400 to 1,604 units . The Aventador line maintained the high level of the previous period with 673 units delivered

The largest market for sports car sales for Lamborghini remained in the United States, followed by Japan and the United Kingdom. The strongest region was Europe with an increase of more than 30%. In Europe, Italy, the United Kingdom and Austria showed the highest growth rates.