How the Lamborghini range splits up
The Lamborghini listings fall into four groups: the Urus SUV, the Huracan, the Aventador, and the rarer models from the Revuelto to the Sian. The Urus has the most listings and its own collection page. The Huracans and three of the Aventadors are in the Supercar class, and the Revuelto, the Aventador SVJ and Ultimae and the rarer models are in the Hypercar class.
All of these are debadged add-ons that keep their real names, each sold as a single resource with its own spawn code. The certified lore-friendly alternatives, which use the Pegassi name, are covered near the end.
Lamborghini Urus
The Urus is the Lamborghini most servers end up needing, because it is the one that carries passengers. There are two standard listings titled Lamborghini Urus; they are separate models with different spawn codes, so compare the photos on both. The Lamborghini Urus (TopCar Design) is a carbon-kitted version.
The tuner builds are the Urus (1016 Industries), the Urus (Beast Edit), the Urus (Hycade), which is a wide-arch build, the Urus (Mansory) and the Mansory Venatus, a widebody based on the Urus. For VIP and chauffeur roleplay there is the Lamborghini Urus (Stretched Limo).
Lamborghini Huracan
The Huracan is the V10 car. The 2018 Lamborghini Huracan Performante is the track version, and there is a second Performante listed as a custom build and a third with a Liberty Walk kit. The other builds are the Lamborghini Huracan (Custom), the Huracan (Prior Design Beast) and the Huracan EVO RWD (1016 Industries).
Most of the Huracan listings are tuner builds rather than stock cars, so decide first whether you want a showroom car or a car-meet car. The 2018 Performante is the only one without a custom or tuner tag in its title.
Lamborghini Aventador
The Aventador has five listings. In the Supercar class there are the Lamborghini Aventador LP700, the Aventador LP700 Roadster, which is the open-top car, and the Aventador SVJ (LP770). In the Hypercar class there are a second Lamborghini Aventador SVJ and the Aventador Ultimae.
The two SVJ listings are separate models, so check both before buying. If you only want one Aventador on the server, start with the LP700 and add an SVJ later as the rarer car.
Revuelto, Sian and the rarer models
The 2023 Lamborghini Revuelto is in the Hypercar class, and a second Revuelto listing in the Supercar class comes with a custom engine sound. Also in the Hypercar class are the Lamborghini Sian, Centenario, Sesto Elemento, Essenza SCV12 and two versions of the Terzo Millennio. The Lamborghini Countach (Mansory) covers the Countach name.
These are the cars to keep scarce on a server: one or two as donor or event vehicles read as special, a street full of them does not. The hypercar guide covers the class as a whole.
Lore-friendly alternatives: the Pegassi line
If your server uses GTA-style names, the certified lore-friendly collection covers Lamborghini under the Pegassi make. For the Urus there are the Pegassi Toros Venatis, Toros Venatis II and GT680 Beast, plus a Toros Halloween edition. The Pegassi Tempesta SVO stands in for the Huracan and the Tempesta Competizione for the Huracan Evo. The Pegassi Avenger RX and Terror SV stand in for the Aventador SVJ.
The older cars are covered too: the Pegassi Torero D for the Countach, the Infernus 2S for the Diablo and the Turin Beast for the Murcielago. The Pegassi Zentorno CTX and Zentorno Roadster stand in for the Sesto Elemento. Each is renamed and carries no real-world badges, where the debadged cars above keep the Lamborghini name.
Police versions
Four Lamborghinis come as police units. Three are Urus builds: the Lamborghini Urus (Police), the Lamborghini Urus – Police and the Lamborghini Urus Mansory Widebody – Police. The fourth is the Lamborghini Huracán Tecnica – Police. They suit a highway or pursuit unit that has to keep up with the supercars players drive.
Pack, singles and sound
Buy singles when your players ask for a model by name. The Lamborghini Essentials Pack bundles four Lamborghini add-on cars for less than buying them one at a time, which is the cheaper way to put the brand in a showroom.
Sound matters more on these cars than on most. The catalog has a Lamborghini Huracan 5.2-litre V10 sound, the Urus 4.0-litre V8 Capristo sound, the Gintani F1 Aventador SVJ V12 sound, and V12 sounds for the Countach, Murcielago and Veneno. A sound is a separate resource assigned through the audioNameHash line in a car's vehicles.meta, so one sound can serve several cars.
