Lamborghini’s newest hybrid supercar will have a sound system to match the driving performance. Audiophiles worldwide know Sonus faber for their impeccable loudspeaker designs and top-notch sound ...

Last fall, I had the honor and privilege to attend a first drive event for the Lamborghini Temerario in the car’s hometown of ...

The new sound system for the Lamborghini Revuelto has been designed by Sonus faber's head of design, Livio Cucuzza in conjunction with the Lamborghini team. The new Revuelto will be the first ...

Sonus faber has custom designed a new audio system for the Lamborghini Revuelto. The new Revuelto sound system boasts 7 independent speakers, powered by a formidable 750 watts of amplification. Thank ...

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You hear the raw power of the Lamborghini Aventador paired with a full Akrapovič exhaust system as every rev, downshift, and ...

Unlike a lot of the staff here at SlashGear, I have not driven many high-end cars. That Toyota Rav4 Hybrid that I reviewed a few months ago was arguably in the top five of nice cars that I've driven — ...

The Lamborghini Revuelto with its modern V-12 engine is no doubt one of the best sounding cars on the planet, but sometimes the driver may want to listen to his or her favorite tunes instead, and ...

Lamborghini, the company that defined mid-engined supercars, has electrified its entire range, but not gone all electric. CEO Stephan Winkelmann explains why.

Electric vehicles from brands like Tesla are already supercar fast so many have asked where that leaves brands like Lamborghini. According to a new interview with Chief Technical Officer Rouven Mohr, ...