"India, for us, is an asset ... there is a huge potential for the future," Lamborghini's Stephan Winkelmann told reporters at ...

Lamborghini's sales in India have skyrocketed, with orders filled until 2027 due to a surge in the country's super-rich population.

Rapid economic growth has brought a fundamental shift in young Indian consumers' attitudes towards luxury cars.

Two luxury car brands, Lamborghini and Mercedes-Maybach have been making waves in India's luxury car markets in 2024 ...

Automotive performance has drastically improved over the past century, but what defines a performance car has remained ...

In the late 1990s, Ferdinand Piëch, head of the Volkswagen Group, went on just such a buying spree across Europe, gobbling up an armful of exotic names like Bugatti, Bentley and ...

Lamborghini and Mercedes-Maybach plan to expand in India as a growing tribe of young, rich Indians splurge on super luxury ...

Automobili Lamborghini, which is owned by Volkswagen Group’s subsidiary Audi, has reported €3.09bn in revenue in 2024 ...

Gyesera goes into production sometime before the Amaris, meaning Karma is going to have to soldier on for the rest of 2025 ...

Lamborghini reported record sales in 2024. Its CEO told us the luxury automaker can keep growing by tapping into new ...

Lamborghini sold a record 10,687 vehicles last year, with around 3,000 units in the United States, its single largest market.

Potential U.S. tariffs on European-made products could hit revenue at Lamborghini, its CEO said, as the sports carmaker ...