Lamborghini Announces Resumption Of Business Operations Across India Amid Covid-19 Pandemic

Lamborghini has officially resumed operations across Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Delhi under strict cohesion to its own safety guidelines, and also with the policies and directives of the State and Central Governments with respect to employees, visitors, and customers.

Mr Sharad Agrawal, the shot caller at Lamborghini India said, "We are happy to announce the reopening of our Mumbai, Delhi and Bengaluru dealerships, keeping to the utmost stringent and government approved guidelines and measures. The well-being of all our employees, customers, and dealership visitors are of our highest priority."

"We have implemented health and safety benchmarks across our showrooms and workshops. We look forward to continuing engaging with our customers with energy and care, providing them with an unparalleled experience across all customer touchpoints," he added.

In related news, the Italian manufacturer recently launched its Huracan EVO Rear-Wheel Drive Spyder via augmented reality - an industry first. The model features a new front splitter, vertical fins, and larger air dams.

The vehicle's soft-top roof can be stowed under the rear hood in under 17 seconds, and arrives in a host of colour options that compliment the Spyder's body lines and available colour options.

The Huracan EVO Rear-Wheel Drive Spyder features a V10 engine that produces 610 horses, allowing for the 0 to 100kmph mark to be achieved in 3.5 seconds. The vehicle touches an electronically limited top speed of 324km/h.

Interiors arrive with an 8.4-inch touchscreen that allows for control of the vehicle's functions, and offers connectivity for phone calls, Internet connectivity, and supports Apple CarPlay.

The vehicle also features a specially tuned P-TCS traction control system that is designed to deliver consistent torque and traction even when the vehicle is re-aligning after sharp cornering or drifting. To know more about the Lamborghini EVO Huracan Rear-Wheel Drive Spyder, click here.

Thoughts About Lamborghini Resuming Operations Across India

This is good news for the Auto Industry. Manufacturers resuming operations means that the Industry is slowly beginning to recover from the recession it faced from before the Covid-19 pandemic.