Lamborghini Huracán: every version, specs and recalls

By CarWhere Research · Updated

The Lamborghini Huracán is the V10 super sports car that debuted in 2014 as the Gallardo’s successor, with 610 CV, all-wheel drive and a 7-speed dual-clutch gearbox. Later versions included rear-drive models, the Performante, EVO, STO, Tecnica and off-road Sterrato. Lamborghini says the 2024 Temerario hybrid replaced it.

Years
2014–2024 (US model years 2015–2024)
Body
Two-door coupe and Spyder; Sterrato raised coupe

Lamborghini Huracán specs

Lamborghini Huracán output and performance as published by Lamborghini
VariantEnginePowerTorque0–100 km/hTop speedWeightSource
Huracán LP 610-4 Coupé7-speed LDF dual-clutch · All-wheel drive (Haldex gen. V) with rear mechanical limited-slip differential5.2-liter (5,204 cc) 90° V10, MPI + direct injection610610 CV (449 kW) at 8,250 rpm; 560 Nm (413 lb-ft) at 6,500 rpm — metric horsepower (CV), as Lamborghini states it413 lb-ft3.2 sec—1,422 kg (3,135 lb) dry[1][2]
Huracán Performante7-speed LDF dual-clutch · All-wheel drive (Haldex gen. V)5.2-liter (5,204 cc) 90° V10640640 CV (470 kW) at 8,000 rpm; 600 Nm at 6,500 rpm — metric horsepower (CV), as Lamborghini states it—2.9 sec—1,382 kg (3,047 lb) dry[3]
Huracán EVO7-speed LDF dual-clutch · All-wheel drive with rear-wheel steering5.2-liter (5,204 cc) V10640640 CV (470 kW) at 8,000 rpm; 600 Nm (443 lb-ft) at 6,500 rpm — metric horsepower (CV), as Lamborghini states it443 lb-ft2.9 sec—1,422 kg (3,134 lb) dry[4]
Huracán STO7-speed LDF dual-clutch · Rear-wheel drive5.2-liter (5,204 cc) naturally aspirated V10640640 CV (470 kW) at 8,000 rpm; 565 Nm at 6,500 rpm — metric horsepower (CV), as Lamborghini states it—3 sec—1,339 kg dry[5][6]
Huracán Tecnica7-speed LDF dual-clutch · Rear-wheel drive, rear-wheel steering5.2-liter (5,204 cc) naturally aspirated V10640640 CV (470 kW) at 8,000 rpm; 565 Nm at 6,500 rpm — metric horsepower (CV), as Lamborghini states it—3.2 sec201 mph1,379 kg dry[7]
Huracán Sterrato7-speed LDF dual-clutch · All-wheel drive (Haldex gen. V) with rear mechanical limited-slip differential5.2-liter (5,204 cc) V10610610 CV (449 kW) at 8,000 rpm; 560 Nm at 6,500 rpm — metric horsepower (CV), as Lamborghini states it—3.4 sec161 mph1,470 kg (3,241 lb) dry[8]

Figures are Lamborghini's published numbers; acceleration is shown only in the form Lamborghini published it. "—" means no official figure was found.

Lamborghini Huracán fuel economy

Lamborghini Huracán EPA fuel economy estimates (mpg)
Model yearVariantCityHighwayCombinedSource
2015Huracan (5.2 L V10, AM-S7)142016[9]
2020Huracan (5.2 L V10, AM-S7)131815[10]
2022Huracan Coupe (5.2 L V10, AM-S7)131815[11]
2022Huracan Coupe RWD (5.2 L V10, AM-S7)131815[12]
2023Huracan Coupe 2WD (5.2 L V10, AM-S7)131815[13]
2024Huracan Sterrato (5.2 L V10, AM-S7)131815[14]

Lamborghini Huracán generations and years

Lamborghini Huracán generations, years and key changes
GenerationYearsNotes
Huracán LP 610-4 Coupé and Spyder2014 debut (US model years from 2015)Debuted in 2014 with a 610 CV V10, 7-speed dual-clutch gearbox, all-wheel drive, a hybrid aluminum and carbon-fiber chassis and all-LED lighting.[2][1][9]
Huracán RWD (rear-wheel drive)Not dated on Lamborghini’s history page580 CV (426 kW), 540 Nm, rear-wheel drive with a mechanical limited-slip differential and 1,389 kg dry; Lamborghini quotes 0–100 km/h in 3.4 seconds and 320 km/h (198 mph).[15]
Huracán PerformanteNot dated on Lamborghini’s history page640 CV, Forged Composites aero parts and ALA active aerodynamics; 0–100 km/h in 2.9 seconds.[3]
Huracán EVO and EVO RWDUS model years 2020–2024 (per NHTSA recall records)The EVO raised the core Huracán to 640 CV and added rear-wheel steering; the EVO RWD returned to rear drive with 610 CV and 0–100 km/h in 3.3 seconds.[4][16][17]
Huracán STO2021–2022Road-legal car derived from the Super Trofeo EVO and GT3 EVO racers, presented November 18, 2020; USD 327,838 at launch. See the Huracán STO page.[5][6]
Huracán TecnicaNot dated on Lamborghini’s history pageRear-drive 640 CV coupe with rear-wheel steering, positioned as a road-focused link to the STO.[7]
Huracán SterratoUS model year 2024Off-road-oriented Huracán with suspension 44 mm higher than the EVO 4WD, a Rally driving mode and a 260 km/h top speed.[8][14]

The V10 and how it grew

All Huracáns use a naturally aspirated 5.2-liter 90° V10 with a 7-speed Lamborghini Doppia Frizione (LDF) dual-clutch gearbox. Lamborghini says the launch LP 610-4 was the first V10 to combine multi-point and direct stratified injection; it made 610 CV. The Performante, EVO, STO and Tecnica raised output to 640 CV.

Lamborghini quotes more than 325 km/h for the LP 610-4, Performante and EVO, 325 km/h for the Tecnica, 310 km/h for the STO and 260 km/h (161.5 mph) for the Sterrato; mph values in the specs table are Lamborghini’s own or converted from km/h and rounded down.[1][3][4][7][5][8]

Huracán Sterrato

The Sterrato keeps the 610 CV V10 and all-wheel drive but rides 44 mm higher than the Huracán EVO 4WD, on 19-inch wheels with Bridgestone Dueler tires, and adds a Rally mode for low-grip surfaces. Lamborghini quotes 0–100 km/h in 3.4 seconds and a 260 km/h top speed; EPA rates the 2024 model at 15 mpg combined.[8][14]

Huracán STO in brief

The rear-drive STO is the most track-focused Huracán: more than 75% of its body panels are carbon fiber, and Lamborghini’s November 2020 release listed a US suggested retail price of USD 327,838 excluding taxes. See the dedicated Huracán STO page for full specs and recalls.[5][6]

End of the Huracán

Lamborghini’s history timeline says the Temerario, launched in 2024 with a 920 CV hybrid twin-turbo V8, replaced the Huracán. EPA’s last Huracán records are for the 2024 model year.[2][14]

What to check before buying a used Huracán

On a used Huracán, check the NHTSA campaigns for its model year. Many 2015–2024 cars were covered by headlight recalls, 2018–2021 cars by a rearview-camera software update, and some 2020–2022 EVO and STO cars by gearbox-oil and door-handle checks. All were free dealer repairs, so ask for completion records.

  • Headlight recalls (22V081000, 23V826000)

    2015–2020 cars needed missing headlight adjustment-screw caps; 2015–2024 cars received software that deactivates Tourist Mode and adaptive front lighting.[17]

  • Rearview camera (21V466000)

    On 2018–2021 Huracáns the camera may not display below 41°F; dealers update the instrument cluster software.[17]

  • EVO and STO checks (22V220000, 22V422000)

    Certain 2020–2022 EVO and 2022 STO cars needed a gearbox oil-level check, and some 2022 cars a driver-door handle inspection.[17]

  • Confirm the drivetrain

    RWD, EVO RWD, STO and Tecnica are rear-wheel drive; the LP 610-4, Performante, EVO and Sterrato are all-wheel drive. The car should match its documents.[15][16][7][5][1][8]

Lamborghini Huracán recalls

NHTSA safety recall campaigns that cover the Lamborghini Huracán
CampaignReportedSubjectScopeUnits
21V466000June 23, 2021Rearview Camera Image May Not Display/FMVSS 111Below 41°F, the rearview camera may not display because of an infotainment software error, failing FMVSS 111. Dealers update the instrument cluster software free of charge.2018–2021 Huracán2,701
22V081000February 16, 2022Headlight Adjustment Screw Missing Cover/FMVSS 108Caps covering the low-beam headlight horizontal adjustment screws are missing, so the headlights can be misadjusted (FMVSS 108). Dealers install the caps free of charge.2015–2020 Huracán4,796
22V220000April 6, 2022Insufficient Transmission Oil in GearboxThe gearbox may have too little transmission oil, which can cause clutch slippage or an oil leak. Dealers inspect and correct the oil level free of charge.2020–2022 Huracán EVO and 2022 Huracán STO9
22V422000June 15, 2022Malfunctioning Exterior Driver-Side Door HandleThe exterior driver-side door handle may not be assembled properly. Dealers inspect and repair it free of charge.2022 Huracán EVO and STO21
23V826000December 7, 2023Incorrectly Adjusted Headlights/FMVSS 108Headlights may be incorrectly adjusted (FMVSS 108). Dealers update software to deactivate the Tourist Mode and Adaptive Front-lighting System functions, free of charge.2015–2024 Huracán7,805
24V219000March 21, 2024High Beams May Not Activate/FMVSS 108The high beams may not activate (FMVSS 108). Dealers reconfigure the high-beam settings free of charge.2024 Huracán22
24V701000September 19, 2024Front Bracket Installed Incorrectly/FMVSS 208The right front frame bracket may have been installed on the wrong side (FMVSS 208). Dealers inspect and reassemble it free of charge.2024 Huracán EVO Spyder39

From the U.S. DOT open-data recall dataset (NHTSA). Units are the vehicles the manufacturer reported as potentially affected, which can span several models. Recall repairs are free at an authorized dealer.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the Lamborghini Huracán discontinued?

Yes. Lamborghini’s history timeline says the Temerario, launched in 2024, replaced the Huracán, and EPA’s last Huracán records are 2024 models.

How much horsepower does a Huracán have?

The 2014 LP 610-4 made 610 CV. Rear-drive models made 580 CV, the Performante, EVO, STO and Tecnica 640 CV, and the Sterrato 610 CV.

What engine does the Huracán have?

A naturally aspirated 5.2-liter (5,204 cc) 90° V10 with a 7-speed LDF dual-clutch gearbox.

How fast is the Huracán 0–100 km/h?

Lamborghini quotes 3.2 seconds for the LP 610-4 and 2.9 seconds for the Performante and EVO; the STO is 3.0 seconds and the Sterrato 3.4.

What gas mileage does a Huracán get?

EPA rates the 2015 Huracán at 14 mpg city, 20 highway and 16 combined; 2020–2024 models are rated 13/18/15.

Sources

Specifications, prices and production figures are as published by Lamborghini; recalls are from the U.S. DOT/NHTSA recall dataset and fuel economy from the EPA. CarWhere does not publish auction or market values for these cars.

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  9. EPA fuel economy record: 2015 Huracan (5.2 L V10, AM-S7) — U.S. EPA / DOE fueleconomy.gov
  10. EPA fuel economy record: 2020 Huracan (5.2 L V10, AM-S7) — U.S. EPA / DOE fueleconomy.gov
  11. EPA fuel economy record: 2022 Huracan Coupe (5.2 L V10, AM-S7) — U.S. EPA / DOE fueleconomy.gov
  12. EPA fuel economy record: 2022 Huracan Coupe RWD (5.2 L V10, AM-S7) — U.S. EPA / DOE fueleconomy.gov
  13. EPA fuel economy record: 2023 Huracan Coupe 2WD (5.2 L V10, AM-S7) — U.S. EPA / DOE fueleconomy.gov
  14. EPA fuel economy record: 2024 Huracan Sterrato (5.2 L V10, AM-S7) — U.S. EPA / DOE fueleconomy.gov
  15. Lamborghini History: Huracán RWD — Automobili Lamborghini
  16. Lamborghini History: Huracán EVO RWD — Automobili Lamborghini
  17. NHTSA recalls dataset (Lamborghini campaigns), DOT open data 6axg-epim — U.S. Department of Transportation / NHTSA
  18. Recalls Data (NHTSA recall campaigns) — U.S. Department of Transportation open data

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