Lamborghini Q1-Q3 2026 results: 7,983 vehicles delivered, revenue reaches €2.53 billion

Lamborghini generated revenue of €2.53 billion (approximately RM11.55 billion) in the first nine months of 2026, up 5.1% from €2.409 billion over the same period last year.

The Italian supercar maker delivered 7,983 vehicles worldwide between January and September, down 1.9% from 8,140 a year earlier. Despite the slight dip in deliveries, higher-value specifications and continued demand for bespoke personalisation helped lift revenue.

Deliveries remain stable

Lamborghini delivered 7,983 vehicles worldwide in the first three quarters of 2026, compared with 8,140 in the same period last year.

The 1.9% decline came against a challenging backdrop for the luxury car market, with economic uncertainty, currency movements and trade-related pressures affecting the wider industry. Even so, Lamborghini maintained a relatively stable delivery performance, supported by demand for its high-end models and personalised options.

Revenue rises 5.1%

Revenue reached €2.53 billion (approximately RM 11.55 billion) for Q1-Q3 2026, representing a 5.1% increase year on year.

The growth was driven largely by a favourable product mix and continued demand for Lamborghini's Ad Personam personalisation programme. Customers opting for bespoke finishes and individual specifications helped increase the value of each vehicle sold, offsetting the slight decline in deliveries.

Operating margin above 22%

Lamborghini recorded an operating profit of €564 million (approximately RM 2.58 billion) in the first nine months of 2026, down from €592 million a year earlier.

Its operating return on sales stood at 22.3%, compared with 24.6% in the same period last year. The margin remained above 22% despite currency headwinds, higher factory depreciation and costs associated with US tariffs.

The figures underline Lamborghini's ability to maintain high profitability in the luxury performance car market. The brand's operating profit also accounted for 60% of the Audi Group's brand portfolio operating profit, according to the figures provided.

Revuelto, Temerario and Urus lead the line-up

Lamborghini's current range is built around three key models: the V12 flagship Revuelto, the new high-performance hybrid supercar Temerario, and the Urus luxury SUV.

With its latest generation of electrified performance models, Lamborghini is continuing its transition towards a more electrified line-up while retaining the performance and personalisation that define the brand.