2015 Lamborghini Huracan now official in Philippines

Lamborghini Philippines has just launched the update to its famous Gallardo — the 2015 Lamborghini Huracan. Under the sleek hood pumps a 5.2-liter V10 engine that bursts power to all its four wheels through a 7-speed dual clutch transmission. Scroll past the jump for more details and local pricing.

2015 Lamborghini Huracan specs:
5.2-liter V10 engine
610PS @ 8,250rpm
560Nm @ 6,500rpm
7-speed dual clutch transmission with variable shift
4WD
Body: Aluminum & carbon fiber
Design: 2-door coupe
Seating: 2
Dimensions: 4,459 x 2,236 x 1,165mm
Wheelbase: 2,620
Suspension: Aluminum double wishbone (front/rear)
0-100km/h: 3.2 seconds
Top speed: 325km/h

The Huracan has the capability to start from 0-100km/h in just 3.2 seconds, while topping a blazing speed of 325km/h. It is expected to be priced at around Php20M which earns itself a position on our list of most expensive cars sold in the Philippines.

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13 Comments

klky says:

10 years ago

bat nakapagpatakbo knba ng lagpas 200kph? malamang sa lugar mo dyan di ka pa nkakakita ng luxury cars..
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kenddy says:

10 years ago

Libre nyu ako ah ^_^
ewanlangha says:

10 years ago

eto pa ang isa

bakit alam mo ba kung saang lugar ako?

I don’t need to brag where I live and who are the 2 rich families that comes from my place, owners of 2 Big Corporate companies.
Simply put, they drive their luxury cars around here.

(a simple oncology surgeon here in our village drives a Volvo, a BMW, he also has a Subaru Impreza)

never assume anything that you don’t have any info/background with, coz most of the time you will be proven wrong, and come out stupid

ewanlangha says:

10 years ago

huwaw, 20M
ilang hi-way ba pwede maka 325kph dito?
tsaka ilang roadway ba na walang baha dito?
tsaka ilang residential area road ba na walang humps dito?
tsaka ilang carnapper groups ba ang nandito?

huwaw !
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JRB says:

9 years ago

1. Most people don’t buy cars like this for speed. It’s for status symbol.
2. You don’t drive your Lambo when you know it’s going to rain hard and if you can afford a Lambo, you would live somewhere where it does not flood.
3. Lamborghini has an optional lift suspension to avoid scraping humps.
4. When was the last time you heard of an exotic car being carnapped in Manila? A carnapper would be stupid to do that. It’s going to be difficult to sell. Their target market are the common mass produced cars.
migs says:

10 years ago

Im not a lambo kind of guy TBH i like Bentleys and Jaguars more cuz of clean lines and understated elegance :3
migs says:

10 years ago

Chill dude haha Its up to you to see it for what it is but i never meant it to be judgemental. I also know luck can change overnight thats why i said “Now if you do win the lotto and end up buying one then good for you :)” and I do apologize if some things came out wrong :))
ewanlangha says:

10 years ago

ummm, nope
as the saying goes – “Don’t judge a book…”
because money, lots of money, most of the time, has a tendency to change a person

your statement was judgmental

now to drive a point:
we, you and I are not in “lambo’s target audience” as you say
but that can change over night if luck comes in

and i still stand by my “word”, if ever i win the lotto, what color do you like?
migs says:

10 years ago

mapanghusga? haha I’m merely stating that Lamborghini has a different target audience just like all car manufacturers have their own target audiences. Thats what I meant by my first statement. Now if you do win sa lotto and end up buying one then good for you :)
ewanlangha says:

10 years ago

@migs

grabe ka naman migs
“aren’t made for the likes of me” daw
e pag nanalo ako sa lotto ng mahigit 50M
pati ikaw bibilhan ko niyan eh
para mawala sa katauhan mo ang mapanghusga mong ugali
migs says:

10 years ago

Cars like this arent made for people like you. Theyre not meant to be practical or sensible. Contrary to your belief, not every place in the Philippines is prone to flooding. And residential areas such as where I live in dont have humps and is probably the most secure area here. Besides they can always bring their cars to the local racetrack to let em rip hehehe
Just Saying says:

10 years ago

I’m sure bago yan dinala sa pinas, pinag aralan na yan, kaya wag ka na ma-stress, unless bibili ka!haha

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