8 most iconic Lamborghini models

• Lamborghini: Icons of Automotive Luxury
• Miura, Countach, Diablo: Innovative Design
• Gallardo, Aventador, Huracán, Urus: Impressive Evolution

Over the years, Lamborghini has produced several iconic models.

These have left a lasting mark on the history of luxury and high-performance automotive.

Among these models are the Miura, Countach, Diablo, Murciélago, Gallardo, Aventador, Huracán, and Urus.

Each of these models has left its mark on Lamborghini’s history, whether it be for its original design, exceptional performance, or its impact on culture.

The First Modern Supercar

Among Lamborghini’s iconic models is the Miura (1966-1972).

This car is considered the first modern supercar, creating new standards in terms of design and performance.

Some of its versions include the Miura P400, Miura P400S, and Miura P400SV, not to mention special editions.

Its name comes from Marcello Gandini, who worked for the company and took it from a well-known bull breeding farm.

Lamborghini Countach, Futuristic Design

In this list of Lamborghini’s iconic models, the Countach (1974-1990) could not be missing.

It is famous for its futuristic design and scissor doors, becoming an icon of pop culture.

It is said to have defined the aesthetics of supercars for several decades.

Lastly, the word «countach» is what Ferruccio Lamborghini said when he saw the prototype of this new car for the first time.

You Won’t Go to Hell!

Next, we present the Lamborghini Diablo (1990-2001), which took power to new levels.

Moreover, it set speed records in its time, becoming a benchmark for performance and aggressive design.

Its name is inspired by a bull that the Duke of Veragua raised in the 19th century.

On July 11, 1869, in Madrid, Spain, it faced the bullfighter José de Lara.

One of Lamborghini’s Most Successful Models

The Murciélago model (2001-2010) stood out for its imposing appearance and high-level performance.

It is said to be one of Lamborghini’s most successful models in terms of production.

Once again, its name was inspired by a bull, this time from the Pérez de Laborda breeding.

For its bravery and delivery to the bullfighter Rafael Molina, it received a pardon in 1879.

The Most Commercially Successful One?

Another iconic model of Lamborghini is the Gallardo (2003-2013), which had considerable production.

It was a commercial success for the brand, being affordable compared to other models without sacrificing performance.

It sold more than 14,000 units, and yes, its name was inspired by a bull breeding farm.

On November 25, 2013, the last Gallardo was produced, making way for the ‘Huracán.’

Lamborghini’s Gallardo, Successor to the Murciélago

Although introduced to the market as the successor to the Murciélago, the Aventador (2011-2022) is known for its aerodynamic design.

It is described as a two-seater mid-engine supercar with scissor doors.

It features a longitudinally mounted mid-rear engine and four-wheel drive.

Ending its production in 2022, it becomes the last naturally aspirated Lamborghini V12.

For Use on Both Track and Road

The Huracán model (2014-present) was designed to be more accessible than the Aventador.

It offers an impressive balance between performance and comfort.

It is successful both on the track and on the road.

Its official presentation to the public took place at the 84th edition of the Geneva Motor Show in March 2014.

With a Visionary Approach

To conclude this list of Lamborghini’s iconic models, we present the Urus (2018 – present).

This model marked the brand’s entry into the luxury SUV market.

It combines sports performance with daily practicality, expanding the brand’s fan base.

Lastly, according to Auto Bild España, it combines Lamborghini’s classic DNA in a highly versatile body.