66 Lamborghinis Seen Together In A Small Town Of India [Video]
The number of supercar owners in India has increased over the last couple of decades. Most of these cars are stationed in metro cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru. While there is a decent number of supercars in India, spotting multiple exotic cars at once is quite rare. For the past few days, a video of several Lamborghini supercars passing through villages in Uttarakhand has been going viral on the internet. Here, we have a video that shows what it looks like to spot around 66 Lamborghini supercars together.
The video was shared by Abhinav Bhatt on his YouTube channel. It seems the vlogger was riding his motorcycle in the hills when he spotted the convoy. He was casually riding through a small town when he suddenly noticed a Lamborghini coming from the opposite direction. Initially, he thought it was just one car, and the owner might have come out to explore the mountains in his sports car.
However, he was soon surprised to see multiple Lamborghinis following the first car. He was, in fact, talking about his bike but suddenly got distracted by the long lineup of supercars. It wasn’t just the biker who was amazed; even the locals were stunned to see so many supercars. Some of them may have been seeing a supercar for the first time.
At least 71 Lamborghinis were part of this rally, which was an official event organized by Lamborghini. The rally was part of Lamborghini Giro 2024, a driving program that allows Lamborghini owners to experience the luxury and performance of their vehicles in picturesque locations. This time, the owners were driving their cars to Uttarakhand.
The convoy consisted of Lamborghini Huracans and Uruses. The vlogger was genuinely surprised to see so many cars, and we can even hear him say, “Are all the Lamborghini customers from India on this road today?” Most of the modern supercars and sports cars available for sale in India come with a decent amount of ground clearance, making them practical for Indian roads.
Lamborghinis have a feature that allows the nose of the car to be lifted with the touch of a button. This way, the drivers don’t have to worry about unscientific speed breakers and bad road sections. If you watch the video carefully, most of the cars were being driven at a reasonable speed. They weren’t going too slowly, which could have made things boring or inconvenient for the locals driving on the narrow hilly roads.
Lamborghini as a brand has become extremely popular among car enthusiasts in India. In fact, it is one of the most popular supercar brands in the country. The Urus became one of the fastest-selling Lamborghinis, not just in India but around the world. Like many car manufacturers, Lamborghini has also begun transitioning from pure petrol engines to hybrid powertrains.
Their latest supercar, the Revuelto, which is also available in the Indian market, is a plug-in hybrid. This is the first Lamborghini to feature this technology. The Revuelto is powered by a 6.5-liter naturally aspirated V12 engine paired with three electric motors and a 3.8kWh lithium-ion battery pack.
Lamborghini claims this is their lightest and most powerful engine yet, generating 825 PS and 725 Nm of torque. When combined with the electric motors—two at the front and one at the rear—the Revuelto produces 1,015 PS and 807 Nm of torque. The same engine is used in the recently launched Urus SE as well.