Lamborghini sells out in India until 2027

Sales of luxury cars in India are booming, especially among wealthy millennials and Gen Z buyers. Lamborghini, known for models like the Urus and Huracan, is sold out until 2027 in the country. These cars are expensive, costing between 4 crore and 9 crore rupees. They are heavily taxed when imported, with a 100% custom duty adding to the price. Bollywood stars and sports personalities are among the customers, showing off their Lamborghinis as a status symbol. Bengaluru has been a major market for Lamborghini, historically accounting for more than half of its sales. This city, often called the Super Car Capital of India, also has one of the few authorized showrooms for Lamborghini. Despite the high demand, social media users are questioning where owners will drive these luxury cars. Some suggested that the cost of buying a Lamborghini in India could buy two in Dubai or the US. Others pointed out the disparity between rich and poor in India, mocking the situation and expressing concern over road conditions. The rise in luxury car sales reflects the growing wealth of the ultra-rich in India, who are largely unaffected by economic slowdowns. Lamborghini's record sales in 2024 showed a 10% increase from the previous year, highlighting this trend.