Lamborghini Huracán vs. Ferrari Roma

Feel the Fury

The Lamborghini Huracán’s naturally aspirated V10 engine doesn't just accelerate; it howls with intent, delivering up to 640 CV (631 horsepower) in an unfiltered rush. By comparison, the Ferrari Roma’s turbocharged V8 purrs with precision, trying valiantly to keep up with its wilder rival—the key word being “try.”

Both deliver breathtaking speed, but it’s the Huracán that claims the edge in acceleration and top speed. It’s not just fast; it’s a full-body experience. Every gear shift hits like lightning in the eye of the storm, every rev a jolt of adrenaline. When you drive the Huracán, you feel it—in your very soul.

The Edge of Control

Behind the wheel, the Roma delivers composure with graceful weight balance, a lowered center of gravity, and the fluidity expected from Ferrari’s latest generation of grand tourers. It’s precise, polished, and perfectly behaved.

But the Huracán? It thrives on tension. With rear-wheel steering, torque vectoring, and razor-sharp throttle response, it dominates roads. Even an ordinary stretch of pavement feels more like a tour de force than Ferrari Roma's grand tour, proof that Lamborghini has perfected the art of caging chaos—just barely.

The Roma’s Side Slip Control and Dynamic Enhancer make cornering feel like choreography. But the Huracán attacks like it’s on a dare. It's less about gliding and more about gripping—with purpose. Here, confidence isn't given; it's earned. Intuition sharpens. Instincts sync. When driver and machine merge, as they do in the Lamborghini Huracán, it’s not about control—it’s about connection.

Angles Over Elegance

Like its engine, the Huracán’s design doesn’t whisper; it roars. While the Roma leans into “la dolce vita” with smooth curves and retro elegance, the Huracán strikes with sharp angles and crisp lines built to cut through the air. Inspired by the hexagonal carbon atom (the building block of life), the Huracán surges forward as a storm in motion, all edge and energy.

Further distinguishing these two supercars are their model variants. The Roma offers a coupe with a fastback roofline and a Spider convertible with a retractable hardtop. By contrast, the Huracán gives you twice as many options, allowing you to find the one that best expresses your sense of identity:

• EVO Spyder – Convertible with a retractable soft top
• Sterrato – Built for off-road capability when you want to push limits
• Tecnica – Balances everyday practicality with track-tuned performance
• STO (Super Trofeo Omologata) – Extreme aerodynamics in a street-legal, race-ready form

Even standing still, the Huracán’s silhouette feels airborne, while the Roma’s minimalist grille and smooth contours remain reserved. Where Ferrari favors elegance, Lamborghini demands attention.

Your Vision, Italian Craftsmanship

When it comes to unleashing your inner storm, Lamborghini Ad Personam (“to the person”) lets you tailor the Huracán to your exact vision. Choose your preferred colorway, apply finishes that shift in the light, or blend multiple shades into a seamless gradient. Inside, customize the cabin and livery with premium materials and bespoke details that extend to nearly every surface.

Ferrari offers a similar level of personalization for the Roma through curated programsand preconfigurations. Both marques also invite clients into their respective customization studios—Lamborghini’s Ad Personam Studio and Ferrari’s Atelier—to craft truly bespoke builds. But while Ferrari's take is elegant and restrained, Ad Personam is bolder, edgier, and more willing to push visual boundaries.

Drama in the Details

Step into the Roma, and the cabin cocoons you like an ultra-modern lounge: symmetrical and subdued with an understated digital interface. The Huracán, on the other hand, goes full fighter-jet mode with a driver cockpit featuring aircraft-style vents and toggle switches. In addition to leather and Alcantara®, similarly available in the Ferrari, you’ll have your choice of the Lamborghini-exclusive Carbon Skin® that adds even more performance flair.

Where the Ferrari offers a traditional layout, and its operation follows a typically elegant pattern by default, every interaction in the Lamborghini is deliberate and theatrical. Want to change drive modes? Flip a red cover like you’re activating a high-performance race car’s secret weapon. It’s design you feel, alive under your command and pulsing through every fingertip.

Metrics & Mood

Both models deliver a high-tech connection but, again, take different approaches. The Huracán, especially in the track-focused STO form, features advanced telemetry that captures and analyzes driving data (lap times, vehicle dynamics, and performance metrics) in real-time via the Lamborghini UNICA app. Ferrari’s Roma takes a more refined path, integrating essential telemetry through an understated interface. It’s elegant, though slightly less data-rich.

The sensory experience in both models is intentional: engine acoustics, tactile feedback, and ambient details are all finely tuned. The Huracán excites, engineered to stimulate and engage every sense with intensity. The Roma soothes, offering a more tranquil ambiance. While premium sound systems are available, many drivers will favor the unfiltered thrill of the exhaust note. This expressive soundtrack connects you to the road more keenly than any playlist ever could.