The demand for SUVs and off-roaders has been strong for well over a decade, and beyond the URUS, Lamborghini decided to further capitalize on that trend with the Huracán Sterrato. It is the model’s final offshoot before the transition to hybrid power with the Temerario. Introduced in 2022, the Sterrato pairs Lambo’s legendary 5.2-liter naturally aspirated V10 with a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission and electronically controlled all-wheel drive. The engine delivers 602 horsepower, 413 pound-feet of torque, and the unmistakable character that has defined Lamborghini’s entry-level performance model since the Gallardo.
However, unlike a conventional Huracán, the Sterrato rides 1.7 inches higher and features revised suspension geometry engineered for loose surfaces. Wider tracks, rugged underbody protection, and reworked drive-mode calibration allow it to transition from asphalt to dirt without hesitation.
This particular example, finished in Blu Astraeus Metallic with Arancio Leonis accents and graphics, embraces Lamborghini’s bold design language and features optional extras amounting to nearly $57k. They include the optional Style Package that brings several visual enhancements. Orange-painted carbon ceramic brake calipers and valve caps with logo sit behind forged 19-inch Morus gloss black multi-spoke wheels, while full paint protection film preserves the exterior.
Additional LED Rally-style integrated into the front bumper, shiny Black roof rails, blacked-out widebody fender flares and side boards to protect from rocks and chips, Sterrato trim with laser detailing, the number 63 on the hood (in reference to Automobili Lamborghini's birth year), and matt black tailpipes. A roof-mounted air intake gives it a purposeful, off-road stance rarely seen in the supercar segment.
Inside, Nero Ade Alcantara with Arancio Leonis stitching continues the rugged theme, complemented by Sport Seats, Arancio seat belts, Lamborghini rear logo detailing, door lights, a Smartphone Interface, Cup Holder package, and the premium Lamborghini Sensonum sound system. Lamborghini Telemetry adds track-focused data capability, while the ANIMA driving-mode selector allows instant adaptation to different terrains.
A Valvetronic valved sport exhaust system further enhances the V10’s already impressive soundtrack. The inclusion of a five-year maintenance package and extended fifth-year factory warranty should offer long-term ownership confidence.
With only 1,499 Sterratos produced globally, the Sterrato represents the closing chapter of Lamborghini’s naturally aspirated V10 era in its most unconventional form. For collectors seeking something beyond the ordinary, the Huracán Sterrato delivers a rare combination: analog engine character, all-wheel-drive versatility, rally-inspired hardware, and genuine production scarcity.
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