Lamborghini
Audi Group's Italian maker of super sports cars and the Urus super SUV, such as the Revuelto and Temerario, built in Sant'Agata Bolognese and sold in 56 countries.
An Audi buy from 1998.
Ferruccio Lamborghini founded Automobili Lamborghini in 1963; on 10 July 1998 the Volkswagen Group took it over through Audi after its Indonesian owner Megatech could no longer fund it.
How big is Lamborghini?
Earns almost all its money selling hand-built super sports cars and the Urus, most of them personalised at extra cost.
- Car sales€2.96B
- Ad Personam personalisation
- Motorsport (Squadra Corse)
- 1963Founded in Sant'Agata Bolognese
- 1966Miura launched
- 1998Bought by Audi
- 2018Urus doubles the factory
- 2023First hybrid V12
Nearly a quarter of Audi's operating profit.
Lamborghini is the group's smallest car brand by volume but its most profitable, sitting with Audi, Bentley and Ducati in the Brand Group Progressive.
- Deliveries and revenue by model (only regional deliveries are published)
- Revenue beyond the vehicle business broken down (parts, licensing, motorsport, personalisation)
- Net profit and cash flow of Lamborghini alone
- Statutory accounts of Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A. at the Italian Registro Imprese (not freely accessible, not checked)
- Purchase price paid in 1998
Every number on this page comes from Audi's own reports.
- Quarterly Update Audi Group FY2025: Brand Group Progressive performance by brand (p. 16), Lamborghini Group… ↗
- Audi Report 2025: Lamborghini fully hybrid range (p. 28), deliveries 10,747 (p. 37), revenue from the vehic… ↗
- The History of Lamborghini (founding 1963, takeover through Audi on 10 July 1998) ↗
- Milestones: founded 7 May 1963 in Sant'Agata Bolognese; part of the Audi-Volkswagen Group since 1998; Urus … ↗
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