Introduction: Transforming a supercar into an off-road vehicle was something that nobody could expect from Lamborghini, but that's exactly what the Italian car manufacturer did with the Sterrato version of the Huracan.

Introduction: Lamborghini made another update for the Huracan in 2022 when it introduced the Tecnica as a mix between the hard-core STO and the street-oriented Evo, and it was epic.

Introduction: In late 2020, Lamborghini unveiled the most outrageous, track-ready version of the Huracan, the STO, in an online event due to the COVID restrictions.

Introduction: Lamborghini made another special version for the Huracan lineup and produced the EVO RWD for those who were not scared to drive a 600+ hp rear-wheel-drive supercar and do that daily.

Introduction: Lamborghini introduced the Huracan Evo in 2019 as another track-oriented vehicle that took the experience gained by the carmaker with the Huracan Performante to a higher level.

Introduction: The 2017 Huracan Performante was like a Huracan on steroids, with a redesigned and lighter bodywork, a more powerful engine, and active aerodynamics.

Introduction: Lamborghini introduced the Huracan lineup in 2014 and was offered exclusively with an all-wheel drive system, but in 2016, it indulged its customers with a two-wheel drive version, named the LP 590-2.

Introduction: When you're out to replace a car like the Lamborghini Gallardo, the most successful model in the brand's history, you know you must keep everything razor-sharp. This seems to be the way for Lamborghini's Huracan, or LP610-4 as pedants call it.