Italian sports car manufacturer, Lamborghini and the Italian “Polizia di Stato” are celebrate 20 years of a collaboration.
In total, a total of six vehicles, from the Gallardo to the most recent Urus, have joined the Italian State Police fleet over 20 years.
These supercars have completed over 200 organ transport missions, featured in 1,500 road safety education events.
Italian sports car manufacturer, Automobili Lamborghini and the Italian “Polizia di Stato” are celebrating 20 years of a collaboration, which began in 2004 with the delivery of a Lamborghini Gallardo.
Notably, these Lamborghini vehicles have completed over 200 organ transport missions across Italy, and featured in more than 1,500 road safety education events to promote a culture of safe driving.
“We are extremely proud to celebrate 20 years of collaboration with the Italian State Police, an institution we deeply respect for its daily work protecting the safety of Italian citizens,” stated Stephan Winkelmann, Chairman and CEO of Automobili Lamborghini.
“Knowing that our vehicles have supported the police in their road operations and have contributed to saving lives is greatly gratifying. This cooperation represents the strong bond between Automobili Lamborghini and Italy and its institutions, despite our international outlook.”
In total, a total of six vehicles, including Gallardo (2004-2005), Gallardo LP 560-4 (2008), Huracán LP 610-4 (2014-2017) and Urus Performante (2023), have joined the Italian State Police fleet over 20 years.
Each of these Lamborghini models, from the Gallardo to the most recent Urus, boasts a specific characteristics and advanced technologies designed to support Italian State Police’s security and emergency operations.
“The 20-year synergy with Automobili Lamborghini reinforces the Italian State Police’s commitment to fulfilling a delicate task such as urgent organ transport, an activity carried out in close collaboration with the National Transplant Centre,” said the Chief of Police – Director General of Public Security, Prefect Vittorio Pisani.