Lamborghini sets a global sales record for the fifth consecutive year

Lamborghini recorded record global sales in 2025 with 10,747 vehicles delivered worldwide, exceeding the brand’s previous high from 2024 by 60 units.

It is the fifth consecutive year that Lamborghini has set a new annual sales record, every year since 2021, and the third consecutive year that the company has sold more than 10,000 vehicles worldwide, having first reached the milestone in 2023.

One of its main competitors, Ferrari, has announced that it will announce its full-year 2025 sales results on February 10, 2026. The Italian brand reported deliveries of 10,488 vehicles in the first nine months of last year, an increase of 61 vehicles compared to the same period last year.

With this development, Ferrari is within reach of its own global sales record of 13,752 vehicles set in 2024.

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McLaren is targeting global sales of 6,000 vehicles in 2025, compared to its previous peak of 4,806 units in 2018, while fellow British brand Aston Martin is expected to deliver around 5,500 vehicles.

Maserati – once part of the same Fiat group as Ferrari before Ferrari was spun off – is expected to post lower sales as parent company Stellantis continues to face significant financial challenges.

Lamborghini’s growth was fueled by the launch of the Revuelto, its first hybrid supercar, which features a 6.5-liter V12 gasoline engine with electric assistance.

Customer deliveries of Lamborghini’s second hybrid supercar, the Temerario, are scheduled to begin this month. It is powered by a newly developed V8 hybrid drive with two turbochargers.