Several days after revealing the Huracan STJ as the final edition of the baby Lambo, the iconic Italian marque has introduced four new special edition liveries for the Sterrato all-terrain supercar. Called the “All-Terrain Ad Personam” series, the Sterrato-based special edition was unveiled at Milan Design Week. As the name suggests, the special liveries were created by the company’s Ad Personam studio, which includes four different camouflage color schemes. To come up with the matt camo liveries, the designers took inspiration from “snow, sand, off-beat tracks, and the earthiness of arid deserts.” The special paint schemes are named: ‘Bosco’ (forests), ‘Neve (snow), Sabbia (sand), and Terra (gravel). According to Lamborghini, “the All-Terrain editions adopt the colors of the landscapes from which they take their inspiration.”
The special camo liveries will be available in only 12 units, which Lamborghini has already sold. All the examples, regardless of the camo paint job, get a matte black finish on the roof, the upper side of the hood, roof rails, and cross bars. Furthermore, all 12 units come fitted with matte black 19-inch Morus forged wheels and feature a matte dark finish on the lower section of the body. On the inside, the cabin is wrapped in Alcantara, which is carbon twill and dark chrome trim.
There’s also an Ad Personam plate to set it apart from the rest of the Sterrato examples. Four units of the All-Terrain Ad Personam are heading to the Middle East and Africa region, while the remaining eight have found customers in the United States, Latin America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Australia.
Stephan Winkelmann, Lamborghini boss, said: “The Huracan Sterrato disrupted the super sports car landscape from the moment of its launch. The All-Terrain Sterrato celebrates its distinctive, multi-layer personality, always as much a super sports car as an explorer of new roads. Like nature, the Sterrato cannot be confined and will always find a way to carve innovative routes.” Understandably, the Italian manufacturer didn’t reveal the pricing.
