Lamborghini has closed order books for the Huracán, 9 years after the V-10-powered supercar made its debut.

Whereas saying its monetary outcomes for the primary quarter of 2023 this week, Lamborghini stated the Huracán was bought out to its scheduled finish of manufacturing.

The ultimate model of the automotive was revealed late final yr because the off-road-ready Huracán Sterrato. Nonetheless, Lamborghini should roll out just a few particular editions, much like what occurred to the Aventador after its remaining model was introduced.

A Huracán successor with a plug-in hybrid powertrain is deliberate. Will probably be launched on the finish of 2024, in line with latest commends made by Lamborghini CEO Stephan Winkelmann, and rumor has it the automotive will depend on a turbocharged V-8 for its internal-combustion element.

Lamborghini has confirmed the automotive will function the identical 8-speed dual-clutch computerized transmission because the Aventador-replacing Revuelto supercar. The rear-mounted transmission is designed to combine an electrical motor to assist the engine energy the rear wheels, and there’ll probably be one or two extra motors powering the entrance wheels of the Huracán successor, identical to within the Revuelto.

The Huracán is the highest-selling mannequin in Lamborghini’s historical past, with greater than 20,000 items bought as of mid-2022. The earlier report of 14,022 items was held by the Gallardo, which the Huracán smashed after simply 5 in the marketplace.

The Huracán can even have the glory of being the final manufacturing Lamborghini powered purely by an internal-combustion engine. The Revuelto already incorporates a plug-in hybrid powertrain, and the Urus is slated to go the plug-in hybrid route within the first half of 2024.

Lamborghini has began off 2023 with report outcomes, together with delivering 2,623 vehicles, up 84 vehicles in comparison with the identical interval a yr in the past. The automaker additionally stated its order books cowl nearly everything of 2024’s manufacturing.