Lamborghini sells over 7k units from Jan.-Sept. 2023

MANILA: Automobili Lamborghini has sold 7,744 vehicles globally from January to September 2023, corresponding to a 4.2-percent increase versus the same period last year.

3,117 of these vehicles were delivered to Europe, Middle East, and Africa, 2,728 were sold in America, and 1,899 were delivered to Asia Pacific.

In terms of individual markets, the United States sold the most Lamborghini units with 2,342 cars delivered. It was followed by Germany with 709 units; the United Kingdom with 688 units; China, Hong Kong, and Macau with 643 units; Japan with 434 units; Middle East with 370 units; and Italy with 336 units.

Among the best-selling Lamborghini models in the first nine months of 2023 were the internal combustion engine-powered Urus and Huracan, whose productions will end in the second half of 2024. Both models are planned to be fully hybridized in the near future.

Lamborghini's turnover in the first three quarters of 2023 also exceeded the €2-billion mark, rising by 5.2 percent versus the same period in 2022.

Meanwhile, the operating result amounted to €618 million, exceeding the figures in fiscal year 2022.

"The results of the first nine months of the year confirm the excellent work we are carrying out in executing our strategy. Exceeding the operating result for the fiscal year 2022 by September, while simultaneously improving profitability, testifies to Automobili Lamborghini's further growth potential. The expectations for the last quarter propel the company towards the best financial year ever and further strengthen our positioning in the luxury segment," Automobili Lamborghini Managing Director and Chief Financial Officer Paolo Poma stated.

Aside from its impressive financial results, Lamborghini marked another milestone in the third quarter of 2023 — the unveiling of the Lanzador concept which will be the foundation of the brand's first fully electric model that will be manufactured in 2028.

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