Lamborghini’s off-road supercar goes bespoke.
The Lamborghini Huracán Sterrato presented a novel and unorthodox idea to the supercar world, taking a mid-engined V10-powered performance machine, and reworking it to boast incredible off-road capability, creating unprecedented thrilling adventures. Now, Lamborghini is showing off its Ad Personam division’s bespoke ability with a new exclusive version of the Sterrato, with bespoke configurations and head-turning uniqueness.
The new exclusive series of 12 cars was first revealed at Milan Design Week, and each features an exclusive livery that was created in collaboration between Lamborghini Ad Personam and Lamborghini Centro Stile, with the inspiration being the four terrains that the Huracán Sterrato has the ability to take on unlike most other supercars: snow, sand, off-beat tracks, and the desert.
The four different matte camouflage paint liveries are named after their respective environments: Neve for snow, Sabbia for sand, Bosco for the forest, and Terra for gravel. Inside, Ad Personam lent bespoke touches to the interior as well, in the form of carbon fiber and dark chrome trim, laser-etched Sterrato graphics, and an Ad Personam plaque that denotes the special edition.
The 12 cars are already sold to clients worldwide, and the exclusive 12-car series is included in the rare 1,499-car production run that the Huracán Sterrato is seeing. With supercar style and performance, off-road ability, and now exclusive bespoke craftsmanship, the Huracán Sterrato is one of the most versatile supercars created.
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