Italian supercar manufacturer Lamborghini has launched the Huracan in India at Rs 3.43 crore (ex-showroom, Delhi).
22 Sep 2014 | 4524 Views | By Autocar Pro News Desk
Italian supercar manufacturer Lamborghini has launched the Huracan in India at Rs 3.43 crore (ex-showroom, Delhi). The Huracan, which is the replacement for the legendary Gallardo, looks similar to the larger Aventador. The Huracan gets angular, sharp lines and massive air intakes to improve aerodynamics. The interior, typical of Lamborghinis, ...
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Italian supercar manufacturer Lamborghini has launched the Huracan in India at Rs 3.43 crore (ex-showroom, Delhi). The Huracan, which is the replacement for the legendary Gallardo, looks similar to the larger Aventador. The Huracan gets angular, sharp lines and massive air intakes to improve aerodynamics. The interior, typical of Lamborghinis, mimics a jet. The instrument cluster is wide and there are lots of toggle switches for the driver to access.
The Huracan is powered by the same V10 engine as in the Gallardo, albeit with some tweaks. Coupled with an all-new twin clutch gearbox, it develops 602bhp and 57.1kgm of torque in the all-wheel-drive Huracan. For India, it also comes with powered seats, carbon ceramic brakes and nose lift function as standard. The nose lift function allows the front to be raised by 40mm.
Built to be a more user-friendly model, Lamborghini expects sales of the Huracan to better that of the predecessor Gallardo. The supercar segment in India is a very tiny one and priced at a little less than Rs 3.5 crore, Lamborghini will look to provide a fulfilling ownership experience to attract prospective customers.
Autocar India, Autocar Professional’s sister magazine, exclusively drove the Huracan recently. See the video below.
Photograph (L-R): Pavan Shetty, head (Operations), Lamborghini India and Sebastien Henry, Head (SE Asia & Pacific at Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A) at the national launch of the Huracan LP 610-4 in Mumbai today.