Lamborghini has filed trademarks for two more unusual names, Delirio and Atrevido, with the European Union Intellectual Property Office last month.
While neither name has been linked to a specific vehicle yet, both filings suggest the Italian supercar maker is keeping its options open for future models or special editions.
The trademarks cover automobiles and a range of related products, including vehicle parts, electronics, clothing and toy cars. In other words, Lamborghini appears to be protecting the names for use on a car as well as merchandise carrying its branding.
Atrevido is reportedly inspired by a fighting bull from Spain in 1966, continuing the brand’s long-standing association with bullfighting and bull names. Delirio, meanwhile, adds another suitably dramatic name to the company’s expanding portfolio.
There is no guarantee either will make it onto a production car, or even a concept. Lamborghini could also use them for special trims of existing or future models. For now, these are just trademark filings, with no specific vehicles or launch plans confirmed.
Source: CarBuzz
