Lamborghini Veneno
An extreme expression of Lamborghini design, combining dramatic aerodynamics, lightweight construction and a naturally aspirated V12.
Born for Performance
Carbon-fibre construction, aggressive aerodynamic surfaces and all-wheel drive combine to create a machine engineered around performance.
Designed to Be Rare
Revealed in 2013, the Veneno became one of Lamborghini's most exclusive creations, blending motorsport-inspired engineering with unmistakable Italian design.
Built Different.
Power, precision and engineering pushed to an extreme. Explore the numbers that define the Lamborghini Veneno.
0 CV
2.8 SEC
355 KM/H
V12
Performance Matrix
Every Detail Has A Purpose.
Explore the engineering DNA of the Lamborghini Veneno. Select a system, scan the machine and discover what makes this hypercar different.
Feel The Performance.
Don't just read the numbers. Interact with the machine. Control throttle, braking, clutch and gears while the digital performance system reacts around you.
THE STORY BEHIND THE BULL.
From a bold idea in 1963 to today's electrified performance era, explore the machines, milestones and engineering decisions that shaped Lamborghini.
Automobili Lamborghini was founded in 1963 in Sant'Agata Bolognese. The 350 GTV became the first expression of the company's ambitious vision.
The 350 GT became Lamborghini's first production model, combining grand touring comfort with a sophisticated V12.
The Miura transformed the idea of a road-going supercar with its dramatic proportions and mid-mounted V12 layout.
The Countach introduced one of the most influential shapes in automotive history, defining Lamborghini's angular design language.
The Diablo succeeded the Countach and carried Lamborghini's flagship V12 identity into a new decade.
The Murciélago began a modern chapter for Lamborghini's V12 flagship family.
The Gallardo brought a V10-powered Lamborghini to a wider audience, blending performance with everyday usability.
The Aventador introduced a new carbon-fibre architecture and a new generation naturally aspirated V12.
The Huracán succeeded the Gallardo, carrying Lamborghini's V10 story into a new generation.
The Urus expanded Lamborghini's performance philosophy into the Super SUV category.
The Revuelto opened Lamborghini's high-performance electrified era, combining a new V12 with hybrid technology.
Lamborghini continued its electrification journey with new hybrid performance models while retaining its unmistakable DNA.