Lamborghini makes camo fans happy with a Sterrato special

Lambo’s Ad Personam and Centro Stile divisions have presented a special series of the Huracan Sterrato called “All Terrain” in Milan. Only 12 such cars will be made and delivered to V.I.P. customers, each themed after its own type of terrain.

The grey-and-white Neve is inspired by the snow-crusted tundra land. The sandy Sabia evokes the imagery rich in desert dunes, oases and cacti. The dark-green Bosco makes one think about trees, moss and forest trails. The flashy Terra will look at home in arid badlands overgrown with heather.

The new liveries are complemented with matte-black exterior trim and 19-inch forged rims finished to match the rest. The interior relies on a combination of dark chrome, Alcantara, carbon fiber and special badging to look unique. Things stay unchanged under the hood, which conceals a 5.2-liter V10 rated at 610 PS (602 hp / 449 kW) and 565 Nm (417 lb-ft) of torque.

The automaker says all these custom takes on the Huracan Sterrato serve to highlight its versatility (see video). The coupe is being advertised as a no-compromise supercar capable of going fast both on asphalt and on rough terrain.