Courage: Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato ‘All-Terrain’ hides madness (2024)

We already reported last week: it ends slowly for the Lamborghini Huracan. While the Italians are putting the final touches on its plug-in hybrid successor, the supercar with a V10 has already received a farewell number in the form of the STJ version, with ten units. Behind the scenes, however, production will continue for a while because not all of the promised 1,499 copies of the Sterrato version have been built yet. Reason enough to give some of those articles a better look.

Can’t choose

This is the Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato in its ‘All-Terrain’ special edition and yes: it should celebrate the off-road capabilities of the supercar. In all cases, he does so with matte black rims and accents, as well as four different color schemes, each referring to the surface that the Sterrato can handle. For example, if you choose ‘Bosco’ – Italian for ‘forest’ – you will get a traditional green camouflage while ‘Neve’ or ‘snow’ – the same pattern in cold tones. ‘Sabbia’ stands for ‘sand’ and picks desert colours, but our favorite is definitely ‘Terra’, Italian for ‘earth’. It comes with a completely non-functional but even more attractive camouflage in bright orange.

If you’re already seeing that fluorescent Sterrato on your own driveway, we may have disappointed you now. Although production is still ongoing, all 1,499 copies of the defective Lambo have already found an owner. This also applies to this special edition ‘All-Terrain’, which will go into production in a limited edition of 12 pieces. These are distributed in groups of four across the three main continents, with one of each color scheme going to Europe, the Middle East and Africa, to the United States and Latin America and Asia and Australia. In short: even if you could find one, you’d be lucky to find it in your favorite jacket…