The India–European Union Free Trade Agreement (FTA) is expected to bring a major transformation to India’s ultra-luxury and supercar market. Import duties on European vehicles, which currently reach up to 110%, may gradually reduce to 10–20%. Since all Lamborghini models sold in India are fully imported (CBU), the brand stands to gain massively from this agreement. Lower tariffs on engines, electronics, carbon-fibre components, hybrid systems, and safety modules will significantly reduce landed costs, making Lamborghini supercars far more attainable for Indian buyers.
Below is a model-wise breakdown of how Lamborghini prices could change after the FTA.
Lamborghini Huracán Price After India–EU FTA
The Lamborghini Huracán is the brand’s most popular V10 supercar and a symbol of Italian performance. It is currently priced around ₹3.22–4.10 crore in India, depending on the variant. After the FTA, the estimated price could fall to ₹2.00–2.50 crore. As a fully imported supercar, the Huracán attracts extremely high customs duty. Reduced tariffs would dramatically lower its landed cost, making it more accessible to enthusiasts and collectors while increasing demand in India’s high-performance car segment.
Lamborghini Aventador Price After India–EU FTA
The Lamborghini Aventador is a legendary V12 flagship supercar known for its aggressive design and raw performance. It is currently priced at around ₹5.50–6.25 crore in India. After the FTA, the estimated price could drop to ₹3.50–4.00 crore. The Aventador is fully imported and faces massive tax burdens. Lower import duties on its powerful V12 engine, carbon-fibre chassis, and advanced electronics would significantly reduce its price, attracting ultra-high-net-worth buyers seeking an iconic Lamborghini experience.
Lamborghini Revuelto Price After India–EU FTA
The Revuelto is Lamborghini’s latest flagship hybrid V12 supercar, combining electric motors with a naturally aspirated engine. It is currently priced around ₹8.89 crore in India. After the FTA, the estimated price could fall to ₹5.50–6.50 crore. High import taxes on its hybrid systems, battery pack, and performance electronics inflate its cost. Reduced tariffs would make the Revuelto far more competitive in the ultra-luxury hybrid supercar segment, appealing to buyers who want extreme performance with modern technology.
Lamborghini Urus Price After India–EU FTA
The Lamborghini Urus is the world’s fastest luxury SUV and one of the brand’s best-selling models. It is currently priced at around ₹4.18 crore in India. After the FTA, the estimated price could drop to ₹2.60–3.00 crore. As a fully imported performance SUV, the Urus attracts high import duties. Reduced tariffs would significantly lower its price, making it a stronger competitor to ultra-luxury SUVs from Bentley, Rolls-Royce, and Ferrari, while boosting Lamborghini’s presence in India’s luxury SUV segment.
Conclusion
The India–EU FTA could be a game changer for Lamborghini in India, cutting prices by ₹1–3 crore per model. From iconic supercars to high-performance SUVs, Lamborghini vehicles could soon become far more attainable for Indian buyers, reshaping the ultra-luxury car market.
