Lamborghini has renewed its commitment to make a major and tangible contribution to sustainability through product and process innovation.

It plans to do this by developing cutting-edge technologies and virtuous processes that will enable it to manage its impact, avoid waste, keep consumption in check, and prevent pollution.

In 2019, the firm was focused on the launch of a new paintshop for the Urus Super SUV. The paintshop includes Class A high energy efficiency systems at the cutting edge of technology and the latest-generation LED lighting. 95% of the colours used are water-based and solvent emissions are very low thanks to a centralised scrubber system that recovers the heat used in the production process.

Lamborghini also promoted greater awareness and culture around the theme of sustainability through various campaigns.

These included its now plastic-free restaurant as well as its educational meetings in collaboration with 'The Climate Reality Project', from which Lamborghini spared no effort in supporting and encouraging the change, raising awareness among employees on the climate crisis and promoting solutions to counteract its effects through energy transition and sustainable mobility.

The firm has also published an Environmental Statement, underscoring the importance of pursuing industrial development that considers the community and the wider environment. The firm will continue to place the safeguarding of the community and environment as the focus of all its actions, and through its work will seek to act as a model for the whole community.