Lamborghini to begin deliveries of Huracan from next month

Luxury super sports car maker Automobili Lamborghini rolled out a new sports car, Huracan LP610-4 today, priced at Rs 3.43 crore (ex-showroom price in Delhi), whose deliveries are scheduled to begin next month.
"Today, we are very proud to officially launch the new Lamborghini Huracan LP 610-4 here in India. Automobili Lamborghini continues to set new benchmarks in the luxury super sports car industry and, we expect the Huracan to be well received in this country," Automobili Lamborghini's Head of South East Asia Sebastian Henry said.
Presently, the Italian auto maker sells models like Gallardo as well as Aventador in the local market, and the Huracan LP610-4 is the replacement for Gallardo.

With its name inspired by the Spanish sport of bullfighting, the Huracan is designed to be bold and edgy, while its exterior incorporates LED-lighting technology.
When asked about the company's sales target for the current year, Henry said no target has been set for this year, but 2015 is expected to be a better year in terms of growth.
"This year is the year of transition and cannot be compared, but next year we will have a full year. So 2015 will be interesting to compare with," he said.

Owned by Audi AG, Lamborghini has sold 22 cars in India, through its two exclusive dealerships, one each in Delhi and Mumbai.

Henry said the company would set up its third outlet in Bangalore by this year.
"The Huracan is expected to become a legend in the future. Since its global launch at the Geneva Motor Show, customer response has been very positive. Deliveries of these units are scheduled to begin in October 2014," Lamborghini India's Head of Operations Pavan Shetty said.