Lamborghini’s first-ever NFT was auctioned between February 1 and February 4, starting at 4:00 pm and running for exactly 75 hours and 50 minutes, celebrating the new lunar year and the exact time it took Apollo 11 to leave Earth and enter the moon’s orbit, this timing was chosen as a reference to human space…
Photography courtesy of Martin Raffauf. Words by Kevin Ehrlich. For full event coverage, head over to SportsCarDigest. The 2022 Rolex 24 at Daytona will be remembered for cold temperatures around the track and hot action in the final moments. Spectators were treated to a classic race and the largest field since 2014. A quintet of…
Back in June 2019, we published our article on the Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato Concept, a rather strange-looking, jacked-up version of what seemed to be a Huracán Performante intended to go off-road, so a mix between the low-riding Huracán supercar and the off-road capabilities of the Lamborghini Urus … it now seems Lamborghini is actually testing…
Lamborghini NFT Space Time Memory on auction with the start of the lunar year. A bridge between the physical and the digital world, this project celebrates human space exploration. Auction details for the first-ever NFT (non-fungible token) of Automobili Lamborghini are now confirmed. Lamborghini has partnered with NFT PRO and RM Sotheby’s and will receive…
Record books fail to tell the whole story. A pure finishing order is only a snapshot. Similar to reading the last chapter of a novel, you know where the characters ended up but have no idea how they got there. The 2016 Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona is a perfect example. Lamborghini had a taste…
Seeing a Lamborghini Countach on the road is a rare sight these days, at the time of writing a Countach is at least 33 years old as the final units in the 25th Anniversary version were built in 1989, but recently Automobili Lamborghini SpA changed things up by releasing an homage to the legendary Countach…
Automobili Lamborghini SpA took their brand new Countach LPI 800-4 on the road for the first time and took two more legends with her, the first Lamborghini LP400 ever made, and the very last one to be made, the silver metallic Countach 25th Anniversary, both borrowed from the Museo Lamborghini, which is now called Lamborghini…
We have talked about the Lamborghini Essenza SCV12 before, a track-only derivative of the Lamborghini Aventador, pumping out a massive 830 hp from the original 6.5 liter NA V12 engine, no electric motors in sight here, this is power from fuel only, and she’s a limited edition model too, only 40 units will be made…
The Lamborghini Countach S, also known as the LP400 S, was built in the late Seventies, making these cars about 43 years old by now, and while seven-figure prices are being demanded by the previous, narrow-body Countach LP400, the wider, ‘wing adorned’ S model comes in at an average price of $360,000 at the time…
While there might be a supply issue for many parts in 2021 due to the global pandemic everybody is suffering from, it seems Automobili Lamborghini SpA managed to avoid shortage during that period and managed to deliver a total of 8,405 cars made in Sant’Agata, an absolute record in numbers since the company was founded…
