The Sterrato, Lamborghini’s equal of Porsche’s 911 Dakar, options chunky tires, plastic cladding, spot lamps, roof rack, and a raised journey top. Notably, it incorporates a specially-calibrated all-wheel-drive system, supposed for navigating tougher and unstable terrains, in contrast to the environments the place the Huracán usually excels.

The Sterrato, whose identify interprets to “grime highway” in Italian, holds significance for Lamborghini because it marks the swan tune for the corporate’s 5.2-liter naturally-aspirated V10 engine, launched in 2003.

Regardless of its potent 602bhp from the 5.2-liter V10 engine, the Sterrato is surprisingly the slowest Huracán mannequin to this point. Its all-wheel drive configuration limits its prime pace to a “modest” 162 mph and provides 47 kg of weight. Nonetheless, the Sterrato nonetheless accelerates from 0 to 62 mph in a commendable 3.4 seconds.

Rory Reid from AutoTrader places the Sterrato to the check on the race monitor, public roads, and off-roads to see give us an in-depth have a look at this offroad supercar from Lamborghini.