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Lamborghini Sold A Record 2,539 Cars In Q1, Half Of The Sales Came From ₦200m+ Urus SUV
Lamborghini delivered a total of 2,539 vehicles globally between January and March, its best-quarter ever results.
That’s a 5% increase over the same period in 2021, and 31% more compared to Q1 2020.
Again, the ₦200m+ Lamborghini Urus was the best-selling model in the first quarter of the year.
Roughly half of all customers (1,547) choose the SUV, followed by the Huracan (844) and the Aventador (148).
Lamborghini continues to soar in the first quarter of 2022, with a total of 2,539 vehicles delivered globally, making Q1 the company’s best-ever quarter. The figure was up by 5% on the same period in 2021, and 31% more compared to Q1 2020.
The result comes on the back of 2021’s record-breaking figures in terms of sales (8,405 units), turnover (€1.95 billion) and profitability (20.2%).
“Every month the orders we take outstrip our output. We currently have enough to comfortably cover more than 12 months of production,” said CEO Stephan Winkelmann.
“In addition, we’re preparing for a new stage in the Lamborghini story in just under a year, as we move towards electrification with the arrival of the new V12 hybrid model in 2023.”
Again, the Urus was the best-selling model in the first quarter of the year, with roughly half of all customers (1,547 sales) choosing the Super SUV.
This was followed by the Huracan, with 844 units, and the Aventador was chosen by 148 customers. The V10 model has continued its vibrant appeal this year, further enhanced by the latest version, the Huracán Tecnica, revealed on 12 April.
Market-wise, the EMEA (Europe, Middle East, and Africa) accounted for 40% of the brand’s total sales, while 32% and 28% went to America and Asia-Pacific region respectively. Almost all of the markets saw growth in their figures with the exception of Russia, where the company has suspended its business operations.
In a statement, Lamborghini revealed there are three new product announcements lined up for the second part of the year : two for the Urus and one for the Huracán.
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