Automobili Lamborghini India has delivered its final Huracan Tecnica, marking the end of a significant chapter for the brand's iconic V10 super sports car in the country. The conclusion of deliveries represents the culmination of a decade-long presence for the Huracan, which has been central to Lamborghini's success in India and globally.
Introduced in 2014 with the Huracan LP 610-4, the model went on to become one of the brand's most versatile and best-selling vehicles. Over the course of its lifecycle, Lamborghini delivered 252 units of the Huracan across India, each with the performance-focused DNA that defined the Italian marque.
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The final unit delivered was the Huracan Tecnica, a variant that served as a bridge between the standard Huracan and the more track-oriented Huracan STO. Powered by a 5.2-litre naturally aspirated V10 engine producing 631 bhp, the Tecnica combined traditional power with advanced engineering elements such as rear-wheel steering, refined aerodynamics, and chassis enhancements tailored for both track and road driving.
With the end of the Huracan's production, Lamborghini is turning its attention to the future with the introduction of the new Temerario. The upcoming model will adopt a hybrid powertrain, reflecting the company's broader strategic shift toward electrified performance vehicles. The transition from the Huracan to the Temerario marks a new phase for Lamborghini in India.