The car required over 25,000 hours of work.

This year's winner was a 1938 Mercedes-Benz 540K.

It wasn't all about vintage at this year's car week.

The icon returns after 31 years.

The LP 780-4 Ultimae is the Aventador in its purest form.

The company is set to debut its first all-electric model by the second half of the decade.

The upgrades include carbon fiber enhancements, sport springs, and new suspension options.

The car was a collaboration between the Squadra Corse motorsport division and the brand's Centro Stile design team.

The bike is inspired by the upcoming Sián FKP 37 supercar.

The supercar features technology from the Super Trofeo EVO and GT3 EVO racecars.

The V10 supercar gets a new collection of neon-colored exterior finishes.

The Super SUV gets a collection of new matte finishes.

The V12 produces over 830 hp.

The car will be exclusive to company's new virtual Ad Personam studio service.

The company's 819 hp blowdryer is already sold out.

The yacht takes inspiration from Lamborghinis throughout the decades.

A new two-tone option for the high-performance Super SUV.

Just in case you needed another lockdown hobby.

Say hello to Lamborghini's latest 200+ mph hair dryer.

The track-only hypercar will produce 830 hp.

The Sián is the company's first electrified model.

We'd take this over an Urus in a heartbeat.

The naturally aspirated V12 will produce a massive 770 hp.

The new drop will feature tech from the Huracán Performante.