US EditionLamborghini 2025 profit dented by US tariffs and EV U-turn
Lamborghini achieved a 3.3% revenue rise to $3.7 billion and a delivery record of 10,747 cars despite U.S. tariffs reducing operating income and margins.
- On Thursday, Italian sports carmaker Lamborghini reported weaker 2025 earnings as operating income fell to €768 million from €835 million, despite record revenue of €3.2 billion and 10,747 deliveries.
- U.S. tariffs, currency moves, and charges from scrapping an announced EV weighed on results, with price increases from last year proving insufficient to offset tariff rates, CEO Stephan Winkelmann said.
- Lamborghini cushioned external pressures through cost control and increased sales of the €515,000 Revuelto, while nearly all 2025 deliveries featured at least one personalized element.
- CEO Stephan Winkelmann said, "Resistance to EVs has increased significantly worldwide in our segment," prompting Lamborghini to cancel its 2030 EV sports car in favor of a plug-in hybrid Lanzador.
- Winkelmann indicated no further price increases are planned this year amid Middle East disruptions to supply and logistics, while rival Ferrari plans to unveil its first EV in May.
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Delivered 10.747 cars, turnover to 3.2 billion in increase of 3.3%. Margins in decrease because of Trump's duties and the dollar in decrease
Italian carmaker Lamborghini closed 2025 with its highest ever revenue, at 3.2 billion euros, up 3.3 percent from the previous year. It sold 10,747 vehicles and posted an operating profit of 768 million euros.
Revenues for 3,2 billion, absolute record, and 10,747 cars sold. The effect duties. President Winkelmann: "Solidity and resilience our strengths. The war in the Middle East? Soon to assess impacts, but blocked logistics and closed dealers." The reasons for the stop at the first electricity of Taurus. Meanwhile, thanks especially to Asian users, the average age of buyers drops.
Lamborghini 2025 profit dented by U.S. tariffs, EV U-turn
The automaker cancelled plans for an electric sports car in 2030, citing weak demand and concerns over returns on high investments, but says it is still investing in in-house EV technology in case demand shifts in the next decade.
Lamborghini's 2025 profit dented by US tariffs, EV U-turn
Italian sports carmaker Lamborghini has today reported weaker 2025 earnings despite record revenue, after US tariffs, currency moves and charges related to scrapping its announced first fully electric vehicle weighed on the results.
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