“Our strength lies not only in our results, but in our ability to navigate complexity while continuing to create sustainable value.”
Automobili Lamborghini achieves best-ever deliveries and €3.2 billion revenue as hybrid strategy boosts performance
Automobili Lamborghini has reported its strongest-ever financial and business performance for 2025, achieving record vehicle deliveries and revenue despite operating in a challenging global economic environment.
The luxury sports car manufacturer delivered a total of 10,747 vehicles worldwide, marking the third consecutive year surpassing the 10,000-unit milestone. This achievement reflects sustained global demand for Lamborghini’s models and highlights the brand’s continued growth across key international markets.
Revenue also reached a new high, exceeding €3.20 billion, up 3.3% from the previous year. The company has now crossed the €3 billion threshold for the second consecutive year, reinforcing its position as a leading player in the global luxury automotive sector.
Despite these record-breaking results, operating income stood at €768 million, with a profitability margin of 24%, slightly lower than the previous year. The decline was attributed to external pressures, including currency fluctuations and the impact of US tariffs, as well as adjustments related to Lamborghini’s long-term electrification strategy.
Lamborghini’s Chairman and CEO, Stephan Winkelmann, noted that the company’s success is not only reflected in its financial figures but also in its ability to navigate complexity in a rapidly changing global market. He emphasised that the brand’s strategy focuses on maintaining a balance between growth, profitability and long-term value creation.
A key contributor to Lamborghini’s performance was its product mix and hybridisation strategy, which has been well received by customers. The company’s transition towards electrified models, including the Revuelto, Urus SE and Temerario, represents a major transformation while preserving the brand’s signature performance and design identity.
Another important factor driving revenue growth was the increasing popularity of Lamborghini’s Ad Personam personalisation programme, which allows customers to customise their vehicles. In 2025, approximately 94% of delivered cars included at least one personalised element, highlighting the growing demand for bespoke luxury experiences.
Chief Financial Officer Paolo Poma highlighted that 2025 presented significant macroeconomic challenges, yet the company delivered a positive financial outcome while maintaining strong profitability. He added that Lamborghini continues to position itself as one of the most profitable brands within the luxury automotive segment.
Looking ahead, Lamborghini plans to further strengthen its product portfolio in 2026, with new developments expected to be unveiled at major global events such as the Goodwood Festival of Speed and Monterey Car Week. These platforms will play a key role in showcasing the brand’s evolution and future direction.
The company also reaffirmed its long-term commitment to innovation, sustainability and technological advancement. Its fully hybridised product lineup represents a significant milestone, demonstrating how Lamborghini is adapting to industry transformation while maintaining its distinctive identity.
Operating in a competitive and evolving market, Lamborghini continues to focus on advanced engineering, craftsmanship and design excellence, positioning itself as a global benchmark in the luxury automotive industry and a symbol of Italian innovation and performance.
