Where are Lamborghinis built and how many are sold a year?

8,405 Lamborghinis are popped together in the frankly delicious sounding Italian town of Sant’Agata Bolognese, located in the same fertile corner of northern Italy as Ferrari’s hometown of Maranello, Maserati’s hometown of Modena, and Pagani’s hometown of San Cesario sul Panaro. Though owned by Audi since 1998, Lamborghini still builds all its own cars in its own factory. No outsourcing to Lesotho here. And it’s building more cars than ever before. In 2021, Lamborghini shifted an impressive (by its own standards) 8,405 cars worldwide, a record sales total despite the tough times. Just over 5,000 of those were the Urus SUV. To put those figures in context, as recently as 2001 Lamborghini managed a mere 297 sales across the entire world. Quite the turnaround……

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