After announcing the All-Terrain edition of the Huracán Sterrato at the Milan Design Week, Lamborghini excited luxury car enthusiasts with new camouflaged paints.
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The supercar comes in four different camouflage colors designed by the company’s Ad Personam studio, inspired by different themes such as “snow, sand, unusual trails, and the nature of arid deserts.”
Called NEVE (snow), SABBIA (sand), BOSCO (green track), and TERRA (gravel), all colors have a matte black look on the roof and rear hood, as well as on the rails and crossbars.
Additionally, the All-Terrain edition receives matte black forged wheels and a matte dark lower section of the bodywork. Inside, Lamborghini added an Ad Personam plaque, carbon twill with Alcantara, and dark chrome finish.
Unfortunately, Lamborghini will only build 12 units, and all have already been sold. Of the 12 cars, four (one of each model) will go to the Middle East and Africa. The remaining eight will be sent to customers in the United States, Latin America, Europe, Asia, and Australia.
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