Lamborghini has announced that it has an entire calendar of events planned for 2023, all in celebration of its 60th anniversary.
The marque has already unveiled a remodelled museum at its Sant'Agata premises, located in the original factory areas.
Japan has already celebrated its Lamborghini Day at the Suzuka Circuit Adding to this, has also already saw its Lamborghini Day celebrations in Japan with a gathering of the firm's enthusiasts and collectors, all at the Suzuka circuit.
The U.K., meanwhile will utilise Silverston come 19 April to celebrate Lamborghini Day in the U.K., with its own gathering of what is estimated to be a total of 300 Lamborghini owners.
Back on home turf for the brand, Italy will see the '60th Anniversario Giro tour' ending on 18 May at the main square of Bologna with a concours d'elegance and festive party which will be open to the public and is expected to see which hundreds of Lamborghinis as well as collectors and fans from all over the world.
In the U.S.A, the most important market for Lamborghini, the '60th Anniversary Giro' is scheduled for the middle of the year, while the firm's second-largest market, mainland China, will also see participants joining in the nation's ninth consecutive 'Giro China' in September.
Lamborghini customers in China will be celebrating the marque's 60th anniversary with the ninth consecutive year of 'Giro China' The month will also see Lamborghini Polo Storico, the division responsible for the protection, preservation, and restoration of the brand's motoring heritage, organising a tour reserved for Lamborghini classic cars in Italy.
The festivities will then head back to Rome, where the Vallelunga circuit will host the very first Lamborghini Festival. Open to all fans, the festival will see the House of Sant'Agata Bolognese celebrating the brand and its track-oriented cars.
The official Lamborghini Clubs around the world, now present in 24 countries with more than 1,600 members, are also planning anniversary tours and events in their respective countries, as well as a number of tours in Italy with their final destination the Lamborghini headquarters in Sant'Agata Bolognese.
The marque has already unveiled a remodelled museum at its Sant'Agata premises, located in the original factory areas.
The U.K., meanwhile will utilise Silverston come 19 April to celebrate Lamborghini Day in the U.K., with its own gathering of what is estimated to be a total of 300 Lamborghini owners.
Back on home turf for the brand, Italy will see the '60th Anniversario Giro tour' ending on 18 May at the main square of Bologna with a concours d'elegance and festive party which will be open to the public and is expected to see which hundreds of Lamborghinis as well as collectors and fans from all over the world.
In the U.S.A, the most important market for Lamborghini, the '60th Anniversary Giro' is scheduled for the middle of the year, while the firm's second-largest market, mainland China, will also see participants joining in the nation's ninth consecutive 'Giro China' in September.
The festivities will then head back to Rome, where the Vallelunga circuit will host the very first Lamborghini Festival. Open to all fans, the festival will see the House of Sant'Agata Bolognese celebrating the brand and its track-oriented cars.
The official Lamborghini Clubs around the world, now present in 24 countries with more than 1,600 members, are also planning anniversary tours and events in their respective countries, as well as a number of tours in Italy with their final destination the Lamborghini headquarters in Sant'Agata Bolognese.
