Lamborghini also participates this year in the Motor Valley Fest, confirming its leading role within the event that celebrates the excellence of the Motor Valley and the value of Made in Italy worldwide. Now in its eighth edition and scheduled in Modena from May 28 to today, the Festival confirms itself as one of the key appointments for the automotive sector. In this context, the house of the Bull consolidates its presence as a authoritative voice in dialogue with enthusiasts and industry professionals.
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Lamborghini at the Motor Valley Fest
In the evocative setting of the Military Academy of Modena, Lamborghini displays the new Urus SE “Tettonero” Capsule, in the sophisticated Viola Pasifae color. The limited collection of 630 units of the 800 HP plug-in hybrid Super SUV was created with the aim of maximizing the idea of customization: unveiled in preview during Milan Design Week, it was developed by the Lamborghini Style Center in collaboration with Ad Personam. The six color combinations, paired with dedicated interior features, significantly expand the variety of configurations never before offered for a Lamborghini Capsule, while enhancing the distinctive character of the Super SUV.
Urus SE “Tettonero” Capsule on display
In addition to the exhibition, the Sant’Agata Bolognese brand takes part in the Motor Valley Fest’s in-depth program with the presence of management at panels dedicated to key topics in the automotive sector. The company was also featured in the Talent Talk, with testimonies from Alberto Ferrarotto and Elena Del Monte, who shared their paths, challenges, and vision of the innovation that drives work at Lamborghini.
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