Makes / Lamborghini

Lamborghini

Lamborghini has always occupied the theatrical end of the performance car market, using dramatic styling and large engines to create road cars with a strong sense of occasion. British registrations range from rare classic V12 models through Diablo, Gallardo, Murcielago and Aventador to Huracan and Urus. High values and specialist ownership encourage preservation, so survival reflects collector behaviour very differently from ordinary mass produced cars.

EXTINCT 2 families

ENDANGERED 1 family

DECLINING 2 families

STABLE 1 family

GROWING 4 families

4,990 licensed vehicles

1,941

declared SORN

model families

+423 vehicles a year, five year trend · growing fastest Urus · fading fastest Aventador

Model families

10 FAMILIES · SORT: LICENSED ↓

Family	Status	Licensed	Peak	Of peak	Year change
Urus	GROWING	2,180	2,180 · 2025	100.0%	+330
Huracan	GROWING	1,085	1,085 · 2025	100.0%	+87
Aventador	DECLINING	409	531 · 2021	77.0%	-33
Gallardo	DECLINING	320	661 · 2009	48.4%	-21
Revuelto V12 Phev S-A	GROWING	153	153 · 2025	100.0%	+48
Murcielago	ENDANGERED	55	161 · 2009	34.2%	-2
Diablo	GROWING	18	50 · 2002	36.0%	+0
Temerario	STABLE	13	13 · 2025	100.0%	0
Countach	EXTINCT	0	1 · 2022	0.0%	0
Centenario	EXTINCT	0	1 · 2019	0.0%	0

Plus 1 record awaiting classification, counted in the totals above.

This record combines every DVLA registration under LAMBORGHINI. Each family links to its full census record: population history, variants, MOT results and where survivors remain.