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11,000th and 8,000th Lamborghini Huracán and Aventador models built
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Lamborghini has been in production for seven years from Aventador replacing Murciélago and five since the Gallardo left us in favor of Huracán. On Tuesday, the two plates reached important milestones.
Lamborghini announced to have produced the 8000th Aventador and the 11 000th Huracán. The Aventador milestone, an S roadster, was completed in Grigio Telesto and will soon be delivered to its owner in Japan. T 11,000th Huracán, painted Blue Nethuns, will remain local for a client in Italy.
The construction announcement also said that Lamborghini's worldwide shipments rose 11 percent in the first half of this year. to 2,327 cars. Of the total, the brand sold 1,604 Huracáns and 673 Aventadors.
The two Lamborghini banner supercars will likely be the final models of standalone internal combustion engines. Last April, company CEO Stefano Domenicali confirmed that the two replacements Aventador and Huracán will feature a plug-in hybrid power supply to preserve the current V-10 and V-12 engines. Lamborghini plans to keep both powertrains for at least a generation more because it plays with more electrification technology. However, the following models should also sing well.
It is thought that we will first see the face of the replacement of Huracán in 2020, while the Aventador will give way to a successor in 2022. The replacement of the Aventador by the mark up to At 800 horsepower from an enlarged V-12 engine, and electric motors could push power to four digits.
Meanwhile, Lamborghini is currently preparing an ultra-hot Aventador SVJ, which could aim to beat Porsche's Nürburgring record. And the current Huracán can be in new versions of S peedster, Barchetta, and Targa. In other words, there is still a lot of life in the two bulls that are raging.
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