Report: *All* Lamborghini Models Have Sold Out – Revuelto Included

Automobili Lamborghini is entering a new electrified era, as the Italian marque plans to only produce partially-electrified models from 2024 onwards. This, however, has prompted Lamborghini fans worldwide to go and book the remaining ICE-powered models before they are gone for good.

Lamborghini Chairman & CEO Stephan Winkelmann

So much so that the automaker reportedly has sold out all its ICE-powered models to roll out of the Sant’Agata production line. Speaking to German news outlet WELT, Lamborghini chairman and CEO Stephan Winkelmann confirmed that they have sold all the remaining ICE models.

Lamborghini Urus SUV (left) & Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato (right)

We previously reported that the Urus Super-SUV has already sold out as the automaker plans to produce a new plug-in hybrid variant later next year. Aside from the SUV, other ICE-powered models sold out by the automaker are the whole Huracan lineup, including the new Huracan Technica and Sterrato.

This also marks the end of Lambo’s signature 5.2-litre nat-asp V10 engine, unless the automaker plans to use the same mill as the base for its future electrified products.

Stephan Winkelmann with the new Lamborghini Revuelto PHEV

Aside from the ICE models, another report from Bloomberg suggested that even the new Lamborghini Revuelto PHEV – the marque’s first-ever electrified production model – has sold out until the end of 2025. As confirmed by Winkelmann to said news outlet, the Avendator’s electrified successor has sold out for at least 18 months.

2023 Lamborghini Revuelto

This revelation is somewhat expected, as Lamborghini previously predicted that the new Revuelto will hit among the crowds, potentially outselling its V12-powered predecessor, which sold over 11,465 units over its 11-year production run. The automaker also suggested that the Revuelto is quite famous amongst wealthy buyers in the US, aside from the Middle East and European markets.

Also helping fuelling the Revuelto’s cause further is the car’s sheer performance. This PHEV supercar retains its predecessor’s 6.5-litre nat-asp V12 mill, which is now mated to three electric motors – two at the front axles, one at the rear. All in all, this setup delivers a combined system output of 1,001 HP, making it the most powerful Lamborghini production model ever made.

With the Revuelto PHEV garnering rave reviews, the Italian marque is now confident of its 2024 electrification plan. Alongside the Revuelto, Lamborghini will launch a PHEV version of the Urus, followed by the Huracan successor, which will also feature a PHEV powertrain. 

Lamborghini Huracan Technica 60th Anniversary Edition

While the Huracan shares most of its mechanical bits with the Audi R8, the same can’t be said for its successor, as the firm reportedly will develop the new model independently. With the Revuelto managed to retain the old V12, fans are hoping that the new Huracan successor will also be able to utilise the screaming V10 engine in its new PHEV setup, too.

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