We all know the Lamborghini Huracán is an amazing sportscar made in Sant’Agata, Bologna, Italy, the V10-powered ‘entry level’ Lamborghini as some call it, but with the EVO, the EVO RWD, and the massively intimidating STO variants already taking on most clients’ wishes, the powers in charge at the Raging Bull headquarter came up with something rather refreshing as a kind of swansong for the V10 powered supercar, and no, we’re not talking about the Technica, which is effectively an STO without the wild aerodynamics and the Cofango front … nope, this is the Sterrato.
And the Lamborghini Huracán Sterrato can be described as the illegal love child between the Urus and the Huracán … the Sterrato is a raised suspension version of the Huracán EVO, with four-wheel-drive and apparently limited to just 1,499 units, production is on the way by the time you are reading this, and the first customers will receive their custom-built V10 off-road Sterrato by the Summer of 2023, during which they won’t be able to take it onto the snow like in the video below, but I’m sure many will be going offroad anyway … for now, enjoy the factory demonstrator car being used as a snowmobile in Italy:
