In the first six months of 2026 Lamborghini achieved a turnover of 1.74 billion euros, up 7.4% compared to the same period in 2025. Despite 5,422 cars delivered, down 4.6% year on year, the brand still demonstrated a resilience above the industry average. The result came despite a complex global context, characterized by geopolitical instability and factors directly affecting demand and commercial dynamics. Tariffs in the USA, the conflict in the Middle East, the trend of the luxury market in China, and growing uncertainty in the European market caused a contraction of the reference segment by -7.7%.
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Lamborghini grows despite difficulties
At the industrial and financial performance level, the operating result stands at 395 million euros, with a profitability of 22.7%. A figure that confirms the brand’s solidity and consistency with its sustainable growth strategy, while remaining exposed – as for the entire semester – to the impact of external variables difficult to predict. In this scenario, the ability to maintain high margins suggests a strong positioning and management capable of absorbing demand fluctuations, without giving up the long-term strategic direction.
Temerario the next step
The results of the first semester reflect the contribution of the entire range of the Bull’s house, now composed of Revuelto, Urus SE and Temerario. The start of deliveries of Temerario marks the full entry of the third product family in the brand’s renewal path, alongside the confirmed solidity of demand for Revuelto and Urus SE. The order book remains substantial, with about a year of waiting. Furthermore, the second half of the year opens with the launch of the Urus SE Performante, a more extreme and performance-oriented version of the Super SUV family.
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