Lamborghini sees tariff threat to US sales

Lamborghini CEO warns of US tariffs' impact on luxury sports car sales

Lamborghini sold a record 10,687 vehicles last year, with around 3,000 units in the United States, its single largest market.

Lamborghini sees tariff threat to US sales

Potential US tariffs on European-made products could hit revenue at Lamborghini, its CEO said, as the sports carmaker posted strong results for last year, despite a contraction in the luxury market.

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