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Noida Lamborghini Accident Update: Lamborghini car hit two laborers in Noida, driver arrested. Lamborghini’s demand in India has been sold out by 2027. The price of this car starts at 4 crores.
A Lamborghini car driver hit two workers sitting on the pavement.
Highlights
- Lamborghini hit two laborers in Noida, driver arrested.
- Lamborghini’s demand in India sold 103 units in Sold Out, 2023 by 2027.
- Lamborghini prices start from Rs 4 crore, all model books by 2027.
New Delhi. There was a havoc of high speed in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, where a Lamborghini car driver hit two workers sitting on the pavement. The incident took place near the Ethreem Project located in Sector 94 of Sector 126 police station area. Both workers were injured due to the collision. The accused hails from Ajmer and he had a Lamborghini of his Noida resident. The police have arrested the accused driver. In the last few years, the craze of super cars in India has increased rapidly. If you are also fond of supercar and are planning to take it, then you will have to wait too long. Let’s know why?
Sold out by 2027
Due to its increasing demand in the rich section of India, Lamborghini has been sold out by 2027. Meanwhile, more than 500 Maybachs were sold. Italian supercar manufacturer Lamborghini is at its peak, and its models have been booked by 2027. Lamborghini has created history in India, with the sale of 103 units in 2023, which is 10% more than the previous year. And even in 2024, this speed did not slow down.
Price starts at 4 crores
In recent times, Lamborghini is a Major Automker company, which has seen a huge increase in demand. The company has sold so much that their orders books are filled till 2027. The company sells models like Huraqan, Urus and Revulto in India. The price of these models ranges from Rs 4 crore to Rs 8.89 crore – it does not include road tax and other local fees. These cars are brought as fully manufactured units, so they are charged 100% custom duty.
Increasing demand in India
Talking on the strong cell in the Indian market, which is one of the fastest growing economies in the world, Chairman and CEO of Automobili Lamborghini Stephen Vinkelman said, “India is an important market for us. There are very big possibilities for the future. There is a lot of big possibilities. The average Lamborghini buyer’s age is less than 40 years and it is our youngest customer base after China.” The company recorded record sales in 2024. Last year 113 units were sold, which was 10% more than the sales of 2023.
