Huracan STJ is Lamborghini's final V10-powered supercar

ABU DHABI: The Lamborghini Huracán, renowned for its V-10 engine, is finally coming to an end. The 2024 Lamborghini Huracán STJ, the final version of the Huracan series, is based on the STO model. It is STO’s limited edition version limited to just 10 units. Each STJ comes with special carbon fibre identification plates that display its build number.

The Huracán STJ boasts an aerodynamic package that Lamborghini Squadra Corse experts have developed utilizing their Gran Turismo competitions experience. Building upon the STO’s sophisticated aerodynamics, the STJ adds "flicks" that are basically iconic carbon fiber aerodynamic appendages. The rear wing angle has been increased by 3°, resulting in a 10% aerodynamic load boost while maintaining the right balance.

The exclusive and sporty appeal of the Huracán STJ is evident in its aesthetics. It has been designed by Lamborghini Centro Stile and is available in two distinct configurations. The first option pairs red and white accents with a black roof and gray body, complemented by black Alcantara seats. The second option is available with similar accents and a blue body. Both versions come with a numbered carbon fiber plate that signifies their limited production of 10 units. It also comes with a choice of a custom passenger side plate to cater to the diverse preferences of the customers.

Similar to the STO, the Huracán STJ delivers 640 CV maximum power output at 8000 rpm and 565 Nm torque at the same rpm. It is exclusively rear-wheel drive and uses a 7-speed dual-clutch gearbox.

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