The famous Lamborghini factory in unique photos. How it has changed over time

In 1963, Ferruccio Lamborghini founded the now legendary company Lamborghini Automobili and set up a factory in Sant’Agata Bolognese. Its construction progressed very quickly, and in October, when Lamborghini presented its first car, the 350 GTV, the main structure of the famous manufacturer was already in place.

Many years have passed since then, and today Lamborghini is a recognized automobile company with more than two thousand employees, producing nine thousand cars a year. Thanks to this, the factory in Bologna, Italy today is more modern, larger and greener than ever before. However, he never left his original features, which are very unique in the world.

As part of the company’s 60th anniversary celebration, Lamborghini has released fifty unique photos that show the evolution from the first models through the Miura, Espada GT and Countach or Diablo to current models such as the Aventador, Huracan or Urus.

It was the last mentioned SUV in 2018 that transformed the plant into its current guise, since it had to be expanded due to the high interest of customers. Today, the plant is thirteen times larger than the original plant. However, the factory’s famous façade bearing the proud Lamborghini inscription is original and has dominated the venue for 60 years.