Automobili Lamborghini is based in Sant’Agata Bolognese the brand offers a fully electrified range of high-performance vehicles: the Revuelto a V12-powered plug-in hybrid super sports car introduced in 2023; the Temerario a V8-powered plug-in hybrid unveiled in 2024; and the Urus SE a plug-in hybrid Super SUV equipped with a twin-turbo V8 engine Automobili Lamborghini is an iconic name in luxury super sports car production alongside limited editions such as the Reventón and Sesto Elemento Automobili Lamborghini continues to innovate and shape the industry the fully hybrid lineup includes three main models: the first V12 HPEV (High Performance Electrified Vehicle) Revuelto; the first plug-in hybrid Urus SE Super SUV; and the new Committed to a sustainable future through the "Direzione Cor Tauri" program Automobili Lamborghini aims to embody its mission of "Driving Humans Beyond" by embracing the values of being brave and a network of 186 dealers in 56 countries Automobili Lamborghini is a global player in the luxury automotive sector Lamborghini's factory in Sant’Agata Bolognese, Italy, has been building supercars for 60 years and the automaker has decided to celebrate this by publishing a look back at the factory's history adding in-house assembly of transmissions and differentials in 1966 and the first facilities for working with carbon fiber in 1983 Production expanded from 67 cars in 1965 to 425 in 1971 fell to 55 cars in 1979 due to an economic downturn Lamborghini was also building marine engines at the time In line with changes in technology and government regulations Lamborghini added research and development departments for electronics The automaker came under the control of Audi in 1998 and the German automaker commissioned a major renovation of the Sant’Agata Bolognese facility that was completed in 2001 More recent additions have emphasized sustainability. In 2011, the automaker opened Lamborghini Park, with bee colonies to protect the honey-producing insects, as well as carbon-capture experiments conducted in partnership with the Municipality of Sant’Agata Bolognese and the Universities of Bologna, Bolzano, and Munich. A dedicated assembly line for the Urus SUV earned the highest LEED Platinum certification for environmental impact as did the factory's finishing department and an office building encompassing electric all-wheel drive and a Recharge mode to keep a charge in the 3.8-kwh battery pack was powered by a 3.9-litre V12 engine that made 369bhp This iconic supercar marked a significant milestone in automotive design and performance By Divyam Dubey The Lamborghini Countach, launched in March 1974, marked a major shift for the Sant'Agata Bolognese automaker. It was the first Lamborghini with in-house bodywork and interiors moving away from the company's previous reliance on specialised coachbuilders This change streamlined production and gave Lamborghini more creative control boosting its growth and solidifying its reputation for cutting-edge supercars Lamborghini brought the original Countach LP 400 back for a photo shoot with its modern successor Lamborghini’s Chief Manufacturing Officer Ranieri Niccoli said: 'We are proud to still be producing our super sports car models in the place where the Countach was created Production has radically changed since then and there was a marked transformation of many aspects starting with the production of the Countach right through to today's models Today our production is very different from 1974 but it retains the best aspects and brings together the manual skills of our operators and the best available technologies giving rise to the so-called Manifattura Lamborghini Next Level The common denominator between the production of the Countach and our cars today is attention to detail.' Also Read: Lamborghini Temerario Unveiled with V8 Hybrid Powertrain, Claims 0-100km/h in 2.7 Seconds Its 3.9-litre V12 engine produced 369 horsepower The Countach's wedge-shaped body and scissor doors set it apart and redefined automotive design the Countach evolved with each new version while the 5000 S came with a larger 4.8-litre V12 Lamborghini carries on the Countach's legacy with the Revuelto and scissor doors honour the original Countach while its design includes the "Countach line," connecting it to its iconic predecessor Also Read: Lamborghini Urus SE Launched at Rs 4.57 Crore in India The Lamborghini Revuelto uses a hybrid powertrain with a newly developed 6.5-litre naturally aspirated V12 engine This engine delivers 825bhp and 725Nm of torque Three electric motors and a 3.8kWh lithium-ion battery pack boost the V12 engine This setup enables rapid acceleration and a top speed of over 350km/h An 8-speed dual-clutch gearbox sends power to all four wheels ensuring smooth shifts and excellent traction The Revuelto's powertrain not only provides outstanding performance but also supports a more sustainable drive Stellantis India Rejigs Leadership Roles Ahead of Leapmotor Debut MG Windsor EV Pro Launched at Rs 17.49 Lakh, Gets Bigger Battery and More Features Formula E: Mahindra Racing Secures Podium Finish with De Vries in Monaco E-Prix TVS Sport ES+ Variant Launched at Rs 60,881 in India; Here's What it Offers Scorpio-N, Thar, Bolero Help Mahindra Record 19% Total YoY Sales Growth in April This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page the exhibition currently on display takes visitors on a journey from the earliest creations in the 1960s to the latest concept cars offering interactive experiences via driving simulators and the chance to tour live productions lines the new MUDETEC provides the opportunity to be fully-immersed in the world of lamborghini synonymous with speed and avant-garde designs, the automotive brand and manufacturer was first formed in 1963 by ferruccio lamborghini. from the early 1960s ‘miura’ sports car, to the future ‘terzo millennio’, the guiding principle of the company has always been to create cars to fulfil people’s fantasies as ferruccio himself notably remarked: ‘I wanted this car just for me it was always a dream and must remain a dream.’  gave insight into lamborghini’s ‘design DNA’ and echoed the sentiments of the original visionary ferruccio: ‘we are here to create dream cars.’ interestingly borkert also described the ‘simple recipe’ that makes up the iconic automobiles by tracing the same forms of aerodynamic lines every model is designed in such a way that it can be easily distinguished as a lamborghini even from seeing just its silhouette.  in addition to fulfilling the fantasies of car-lovers around the globe as conveyed by both mitja borkert and the head of research and development the company is focusing on the next generation of cars with a view to offer customers innovation and environmental sustainability the team are currently researching recyclability in an effort to bring the supercars into present day without compromising on the iconic design people know and love.  lamborghini’s new MUDETEC museum of technology provides the perfect opportunity to see firsthand the vision behind one of the most recognized and sought-after car brands in the world from the 1970s countach to the various concept cars and exclusive designs on display visitors to the new MUDETEC are able to experience the spectrum of fantastical vehicles that have become synonymous with lamborghini name: MUDETEC – the museum of technology dates: open daily from 16 april to 31 october 2019 AXOR presents three bathroom concepts that are not merely places of function but destinations in themselves — sanctuaries of style In 1963 Ferruccio Lamborghini founded Automobili Lamborghini and built a new factory in Sant’Agata Bolognese Construction of the facility proceeded rapidly when Lamborghini revealed its first car the main structure of the factory was already completed.   Today Automobili Lamborghini is a world-renowned company with over 2,000 employees that produces over 9,000 cars a year Lamborghini’s headquarters has undergone upgrades But has never left its original core structure production reached 470 cars and 300 marine engines In 1974 Ferruccio Lamborghini sold the company, and it went through a succession of owners. The Chrysler Corporation acquired it in 1987, shepherding the Diablo before selling the company to a Malaysian consortium in 1994. Then in 1998, Volkswagen AG acquired it leading to a period of modernization and growth The company opened the Lamborghini Centro Stile five years later in time for its 40th anniversary using it to showcase classic Lamborghini cars producing over 1,300 cars a year.   In 2008 the factory again expanded to include a modern finishing department and logistics center. Additional facilities followed those expansions to develop the Aventador's new carbon fiber body in-house launching the Lamborghini Carbon Production center Lamborghini production topped 2,000 cars a year and would quadruple production by 2020.  A big part of the production increase is attributed to the Lamborghini Urus it quickly became the company's most popular model the factor expanded again to 160,000 square meters the equivalent of 1.7 million square feet more than 13 times the size of the original factory in 1963.     but he would still recognize the company he founded Today the headquarters remains in the Sant'Agata Bolognese region and the factory's original road frontage with the proud Lamborghini sign is still the most prominent part of the facility.  It Will Never Happen: 'It's Not a Lamborghini' Lamborghini Is Making More Money Than Ever 2026 Jeep Compass Unveiled: Hybrid or EV With Up to 375 HP Lamborghini’s EV Will Be Its Most Powerful Model Ever Lotus Emira With Yellow Exhaust Tips Pays Tribute to an F1 GOAT Nobody Asked For This Lamborghini Gallardo Restomod by /// August 31 The Lamborghini Museum in Sant’Agata Bolognese is an unmissable stop for fans of the historic Italian car manufacturer and is the result of Automobili Lamborghini’s desire to show to the world the Italian artisan tradition with innovation and technology that have always characterized the cars of the “Casa del Toro” Enzo Ferrari’s answer was a real challenge that he felt ready to collect: so he decided to start producing super-sports cars himself Automobili Lamborghini was therefore founded in 1963 and was completed one year later on a site located in Sant’Agata Bolognese From that moment Lamborghini started producing its super sports cars which over the years will become the symbol of Design traces this history of success and speed and was conceived as a sort of trait d’union between the historical part of the assembly plant and the new buildings Lamborghini Factory (Sant’Agata Bolognese) Lamborghini SUV just presented to the public The other section is dedicated to themed exhibitions, a space that is rearranged according to the scheduled exhibitions. The Museum also offers, upon reservation, the opportunity to visit the assembly lines of the cars currently in production a way to breathe in first hand the passion with which they are built the Italian super sportive car We suggest not miss the special section dedicated to the Lamborghini driving experience, with a brand new driving simulator in which you can enter the role of a real driver and try at one of the super sports Lamborghini cars in various challenges and on some of the most famous race circuits Lamborghini Museum Overview – Ph Automobili Lamborghini The Lamborghini Museum is located in Via Modena 12 – 40019 Sant’Agata Bolognese (BO) and can be reached: We suggest you land at Bologna Airport (BLQ) and continue by taxi or car rental, or use the exclusive YouFirst service The Lamborghini Museum is open every day at the following times: For all other information, you can contact the Museum by calling +39 051 681 7611, or by writing on the dedicated web page For information, contact us: inemiliaromagna@aptservizi.com Soccer player Lautaro “The Bull” Martinez visits a brand he shares a nickname with MUST READ: Lamborghini Squadra Corse Receives An ISO 20121 Certification For Sustainability Martinez agreed to a rapid-fire interview with Lamborghini which is available to be seen on Lamborghini’s website we get a short glimpse of what the Argentinian Inter Milano striker is like when it comes to his food preferences we learn that the Lamborghini Huracan STO is his favorite car from the fighting bull brand Lamborghini's new flagship supercar is a revolutionary hybrid hero A Thrilling Lamborghini Headliner Awaits at The Enthusiast Auction Lamborghini’s pioneering hybrid flagship can be yours The Automobili Lamborghini Museum officially reopens following a redesign and new layout with the event marking the start of Lamborghini’s 60th anniversary celebrations in an important year for the Sant’Agata Bolognese company.The museum has changed its name and been entirely remodeled  The newly-created exhibition “THE FUTURE BEGAN IN 1963” retraces the most emblematic eras and representative moments that mark the history of Lamborghini’s first 60 years The narrative begins with the evolution of the brand and its products from 1963 to the present day starting with founder Ferruccio Lamborghini telling the story of the brand and Lamborghini’s iconic technical and design heritage: innate principles that characterize the company’s DNA “2023 will be a year full of original activities and developments which opens with this new museum destination We will celebrate our first sixty years through international events which we will reveal during the year,” said Stephan Winkelmann Chairman and CEO of Automobili Lamborghini at the official opening of the museum “We started from a challenge that Ferruccio Lamborghini took up at the beginning of the 1960s which the company developed through pioneering and revolutionary ideas in the years that followed to write the history of the time and deliver innovations that have shaped the path of luxury super sports cars Lamborghini always has and always will be a brand that never stops looking to the future.”  Automobili Lamborghini Visitors to Central Italy will now have a new reason to stop in Sant’Agata Bolognese a small town that Lamborghini has called home for generations: The Italian supercar manufacturer has opened the doors to its freshly renovated museum The museum itself dates back to 2001 but was growing a little rough around the edges so Lamborghini took it upon itself to refresh things visitors to the museum will follow the automaker chronologically starting with the first vehicle it built in Sant'Agata the first supercar to really help Lamborghini make a name for itself Lamborghini looks to the future with a special display on SUVs including the LM 002 prototype and the Urus concept car that is on track to reach showrooms in a couple of years The museum certainly represents the largest collection of Lamborghinis on permanent display A "family tree" is displayed as a piece of "wall art" that links all of the company's production cars together Visitors can stop by the museum from 10 a.m they can also book a ticket to visit the automaker's adjacent assembly line It isn't clear if or when Google Maps will be updated to allow a look inside the new museum, but at least you can tour the way it used to look Follow Motor Authority on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube The next corner is dedicated to the Italian automaker’s SUV projects with the LM002 “Rambo Lambo” displayed alongside the Urus concept A family tree is mounted on the wall to chart the various models the company has produced over the last half century with monitors highlighting each model – but there’s more metal to see on the next floor up There you’ll find the full gamut of production Lambos At the opposite side is a display dedicated to racing with a pair of Lamborghini-powered F1 cars from the early 1990s and steering wheels from the latest racing models to show visitors what it’s like to pilot one Guests can even climb atop a podium for a photo with their own country’s flag on the monitor above There’s also a section highlighting the company’s design department and of course the requisite supercar (currently an Aventador Roadster) mounted on the far wall This being the Miura’s 50th anniversary, the upper floor features a central display with the one-off roadster prototype accompanied by a bare rolling chassis. The renovated museum opened its doors in time to kick off the Miura Tour that’s sending 20 of the classic supercars on a 500-kilometer (310-mile) journey through the Italian countryside The Italian Air Force marked the occasion with a flyover of four Eurofighters The museum first opened in the same complex as the factory and headquarters in 2001. And while individual displays have shifted over the decade and a half since, this is the first time it has undergone such an extensive renovation. Having strolled through the museum not long ago we’re looking forward to seeing all the changes on our next visit