Lamborghini India has been garnering decent sales lately. The supercar maker now has hit the 300 units mark figure in the country. Earlier this year, Lamborghini had delivered its 100th Urus in the country. The introduction of Urus has propelled the sales for the Italian carmaker. The demand for Urus has been so high that, despite the pandemic situation, Lamborghini has delivered 50 units. Also, Lamborghini has introduced the Huracan EVO RWD Spyder and the Huracan STO earlier this year.
Increasing Demand For SUVs In The Market
There has been a significant shift in customers’ tastes in terms of automobiles in the past few years. SUVs are getting increasingly popular in both luxurious as well as mainstream passenger vehicle segments. In fact, supercar makers are also making a progressive shift towards SUVs these days. The introduction of the Lamborghini Urus in India was one of the best decisions of the carmaker in recent times. The car matches the aspirations of Indian luxury car owners while proving it to be a practical option as well. The previous supercars were mostly low slung and were challenging to drive given the Indian road conditions.
The car has a unique exterior outlook, five doors and is a proper 4-seater. Add to that Urus’s usable and large 616 litre that is more than enough for a weekend trip. The high ground clearance will take in any type of road surface thus, providing the driver with a hassle-free driving experience. All this being said, Urus is no slouch in terms of performance by any means. Powered by a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 motor, the SUV can take you from 0 to 100 in under 3.6 seconds. Lamborghini is also offering six driving options to add to the excitement. And hence Urus proves to be a perfect buy.
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Priced at INR 3.10 crore, Urus will continue to garner more sales in India. The other models currently on sale in India include the Huracan and the Aventador.
Also Read:
- Lamborghini Urus Graphite Capsule SUV launched in India.
- Lamborghini launches Huracan STO in India at INR 4.99 crore.
