Lamborghini celebrates 10 years of carbon neutrality

In 2025, Lamborghini is celebrating ten years since it achieved the on-balance carbon neutrality of its Sant'Agata Bolognese production site, which at the time made it one of the first facilities within the Audi Group to be certified.

On-balance carbon neutrality refers to a condition in which, after adopting measures to reduce its emissions, a company compensates for the residual and unavoidable ones through offsetting projects so as to arrive at a zero net balance. In this context, Lamborghini achieved the carbon neutrality of its Sant'Agata Bolognese site by combining operations targeted at cutting emissions with voluntarily offsetting projects carried out worldwide. In this respect, carbon emissions generated while using the vehicle are excluded.

This path, which started in 2015 with the certification of the Sant'Agata Bolognese site, has developed over the years by taking new tangible energy efficiency and technological innovation measures, accompanied by compensating for the residual, unavoidable emissions.

Since 2022, Lamborghini has strengthened its commitment to improving energy efficiency in high-consumption areas through the work of its Energy Efficiency Task Force, significantly enhancing the overall performance of the production site.

But 2025 isn't just about the marque's 10-year carbon neutrality milestone; a fundamental step has also been taken in the evolution of Lamborghini's ESG strategy with the publication of the first Sustainability Report in its history.

More than a simple disclosure tool, the Report is an actual governance tool designed to organically and transparently collect the results obtained, the initiatives in progress, and the company's future goals.