Lamborghini says deliveries to the Middle East have returned to normal after the regional conflict disrupted sales earlier this year. However, the Italian supercar maker remains cautious about what lies ahead, with the situation still difficult to predict.
Speaking to journalists at the company’s headquarters, Chief Marketing and Sales Officer Federico Foschini said September and October brought an improvement in the company’s ability to deliver vehicles. He added that November was also expected to be positive, although making forecasts beyond that remained challenging.
Back in April, Lamborghini had confirmed a complete halt to sales and deliveries in the Middle East due to the conflict.
The region accounts for around 450 Lamborghini sales annually, representing roughly 5% of its global volume. While that may seem relatively small, the Middle East is an important market because of its historically high profit margins.
Source: Reuters
