Lamborghini’s Future Unleashed: Huracan Successor Set for August Reveal Amidst Booming Sales

Lamborghini Huracan's Successor to be Revealed on August 16

The unveiling of the new supercar at Monterey Car Week…

A date has been set. The successor to the Lamborghini Huracan is slated to make its first appearance on August 16, 2024, at the Monterey Car Week in the United States. This was announced by the Italian automaker themselves during the presentation of the mid-year report for 2024.

Details about the upcoming compact Lamborghini model are still scarce. However, it's confirmed that it will debut with a newly revealed V8 bi-turbo hybrid engine. There's also speculation that it might be named Temerario. Here's a summary of the latest updates:

Lamborghini has equipped the latest Huracan model with a twin-turbocharged V8 hybrid engine.

The latest sports car from Sant'Agata Bolognese is set to be a high-powered HPEV supercar, as dubbed by Lamborghini, an acronym for High Performance Electrified Vehicle. It is expected to finalize the "hybridization process of the product line."

Under the hood, the previously mentioned new V8 bi-turbo engine will power the beast, paired with a hybrid system. This system is referred to as the Lamborghini 634 project. An additional 150 horsepower is contributed by the electric motor, which is situated between the V8 engine and the dual-clutch transmission. The system is designed to deliver around 900 horsepower with a torque of 730 Nm, providing driving enjoyment at engine speeds ranging from 9,000 to 9,750 RPM and torque available from 4,000 to 7,000 RPM. At top speed, the new power unit will rev to five figures – hitting 10,000 RPM.

Despite the abundance of details regarding the powertrain, there's scant information available about the name. However, one title that has emerged is "Temerario," which the company trademarked with a unique logo on April 2, 2024.

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Very little information has surfaced about the exterior design. Some time ago, we generated a conceptual image, which you can view at the beginning of this article. It features dual-level light signatures and a classically tapered roofline.

Lamborghini certainly delivered a satisfactory business report for the first half of the year, which also included the announcement of the release date for the successor to the Huracan.

In a nutshell, Lamborghini moved 5,558 vehicles off the lot from January to June, with Europe taking 2,498, the Americas claiming 1,849, and the Asia-Pacific region snapping up 1,211. These transactions racked up a revenue of 1.62 billion euros, marking a 14.1% increase from the same span in 2023.

Regarding deliveries, the statistics shed light on why the successor to the Huracan is set to premiere at the Monterey Car Week. A glance at the country rankings reveals that the United States leads with 1,621 vehicles sold, with Germany in second place at 595, the United Kingdom in third with 514, and Japan in fourth with 354 units.

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According to the company, there is currently a significant backlog of orders, with an anticipated delivery wait time of over two years for the newly introduced Revuelto, and existing orders for the current Huracan model are expected to fill the production schedule until the end of its manufacturing run in December 2024.

The latest Urus SE Plug-in-Hybrid, which made its debut at the Beijing International Automotive Exhibition at the end of April, has also received an enthusiastic response from buyers, with an anticipated wait time of around one year already expected.

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