The special Sterrato models celebrate four of the rugged environments where the supercar thrives
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- The limited-run models are known as the NEVE, SABBIA, BOSCO, and TERRA.
- Each Huracan Sterrato All-Terrain model features a colorful camouflaged paint scheme.
- All 12 units have already been sold.
As if the Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato wasn’t special enough, the Italian brand has just unveiled a limited series of Sterratos through its Ad Personam program known as the ‘All Terrain.’ This run is capped at just 12 cars, each adopting one of four design themes.
The cars have been presented at the Milan Design Week and are inspired by four different terrains where the Sterrato has been designed to thrive. These include snow, sand, off-beat tracks, and arid deserts. For example, the NEVE (snow) version incorporates cool hues in its matte camouflage paint, the SABBIA (sand) has neutral tones from the warm desert, the BOSCO (green track) has the colors of trees and forests, and the TERRA (gravel) features warm colors from arid landscapes.
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While each of the four features unique paint schemes, they all have a matching matte black roof and matte black elements across the lower portion of their exteriors. Lamborghini has also installed matching roof rails, cross bars, and 19-inch matte black forged wheels.
Each of the 12 vehicles has been created in partnership between the Ad Personam program and Lamborghini Centro Stile. They also adopt brightly painted brake calipers and benefit from special interior touches. This includes dark chrome and carbon twill with Alcantara, unique Sterrato graphics, and an Ad Personam plate denoting the name of the variant.
Unsurprisingly, Lamborghini has already sold all 12 Huracans to clients in the U.S. and Latin America (ALA), Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA), as well as Asia Pacific and Australia (APAC). Each market will receive 4 units.
“The Sterrato concept proved itself from the moment it was first unveiled, endorsed not only by awards won, media and customers acclaim, but from its resounding commercial success with all units immediately sold out,” Lamborghini’s chief commercial and marketing and officer Federico Foschini said. “Limited series that demonstrate Lamborghini’s competence in personalization through our Ad Personam studio are an important part of our business model, with Milan Design Week the perfect forum to present this capsule edition.”
Lamborghini hasn’t said how much each of the 12 cars has set back customers.
