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What the estimates look like, model by model
The $2,800 to $9,000 band you see on how-much-to-lease-a-lamborghini queries is in the right neighborhood. It is usually built on 12,000-mile residuals and someone else's residual table. It is not a quote.
Luxemetry's 36-month, 10,000-mile estimates at a 0.0027 money factor (6.48% comparison shorthand, not loan APR) are about $3,372 a month for a Huracan, $3,476 for an Urus, and $9,514 for a Revuelto. Those are not dealer quotes.
All figures below assume 36 months, 10,000 miles per year, a 0.0027 money factor (6.48% comparison shorthand, not loan APR), and Luxemetry's modeled market adjustment. Due at signing is the calculator's 10% down payment plus fees and the first month.
These residuals are 62%, 60%, and 66% at 10,000 miles a year. A widely cited 2026 roundup publishes 55% on a Huracan, 58% on an Urus, and 54% on a Revuelto, typically against a 12,000-mile year. This page uses 10,000 miles, not 12,000.
Huracan. MSRP $249,000. Residual 62% ($154,380). Market adj. +2%. About $3,372 a month. Due at signing $29,472.
Urus. MSRP $259,000. Residual 60% ($155,400). Market adj. 0%. About $3,476 a month. Due at signing $30,576.
Revuelto. MSRP $608,000. Residual 66% ($401,280). Market adj. +12%. About $9,514 a month. Due at signing $71,514.
Why the range is this wide
A lease is a rental of depreciation. The bank buys the car, forecasts what it will be worth when you hand it back, and charges you the difference plus interest. The residual is that forecast, always a percentage of MSRP, never of what you paid.
On these three cars the residual band is narrow: 60% on the Urus, 62% on the Huracan, 66% on the Revuelto. Six points of residual does not explain a $6,142 monthly gap.
The selling price does. Residual is calculated from sticker. The depreciation fee is calculated from capitalized cost. Every dollar above MSRP is extra depreciation the lease has to cover, because the bank will not raise the residual to match a dealer markup.
The Revuelto is modeled at 12% over a $608,000 sticker. That is $72,960 of market adjustment. Spread over 36 months, that alone is about $2,027 a month of extra depreciation, before the money factor is applied to a larger sum. The Urus is modeled at sticker. The Huracan is modeled at 2% over, or $4,980.
Lamborghini does not subsidize leases to move inventory. The 0.0027 money factor (6.48% comparison shorthand, not loan APR) is a market-rate assumption. If a dealer will not give you capitalized cost, residual, money factor, term, and mileage, you are not being quoted a lease.
Huracan, Urus, and Revuelto
The Huracan is the final series-production model in Lamborghini's naturally aspirated V10 line. The residual sits at 62% ($154,380 on a $249,000 MSRP). The estimate is about $3,372 a month, with $29,472 due at signing, at a 2% market adjustment.
The Urus is the volume car. It is modeled at a $259,000 MSRP, a 60% residual ($155,400), and no market adjustment. The estimate is about $3,476 a month and $30,576 due at signing. If a dealer is asking over sticker, that assumption breaks.
The Revuelto residual is the strongest of the three, at 66% of a $608,000 MSRP, or $401,280. Luxemetry models a 12% market adjustment. The estimate is about $9,514 a month, with $71,514 due at signing. The bank residualizes at 66%. Luxemetry's modeled three-year market retention is 85%. The lease payment gets the 66%, not the 85%.
If you can buy a Revuelto at sticker, the payment falls. If you cannot, $9,514 is the more honest planning number. A large due-at-signing check is prepaid depreciation, not equity.
What to do with a dealer quote
Negotiate the selling price first, as if you were paying cash. Then ask for the five inputs: capitalized cost, residual percentage for this exact term and mileage, money factor, term, and mileage allowance.
Put those five numbers into the lease calculator. If the payment the formula produces does not match the worksheet, something has been added that you have not been shown.
These estimates use 10,000 miles a year, not 12,000. Excess mileage on an exotic is expensive.
Frequently asked questions
- How much is it to lease a Lamborghini in 2026?
- On Luxemetry's 36-month, 10,000-mile estimates at a 0.0027 money factor (6.48% comparison shorthand, not loan APR), a Huracan is about $3,372 a month ($29,472 due at signing), an Urus is about $3,476 ($30,576), and a Revuelto is about $9,514 ($71,514). Those are not dealer quotes.
- Why is the Revuelto so much more per month than the Huracan?
- Mostly selling price and market adjustment, not residual. The Revuelto residuals at 66% versus 62% on the Huracan. It also has a $608,000 MSRP versus $249,000, and it is modeled at 12% over sticker versus 2%.
- Can you negotiate a Lamborghini lease?
- You can negotiate the capitalized cost and the dealer's money-factor markup. You cannot negotiate the residual. On allocation-limited cars the capitalized cost may sit above MSRP.
- Is leasing a Lamborghini cheaper than buying one?
- Over three years, a lease shifts depreciation risk to the bank. On a car selling well above sticker, a conventional lease is structurally expensive because residual stays anchored to MSRP. Run both on the same five inputs.
- Do these numbers include tax and fees?
- They are Luxemetry calculator outputs under the site's standard assumptions, including a modeled sales-tax rate. Due at signing is 10% down plus fees and the first month. Your state tax method and fees will differ.
Sources & verification
These references support the published rules, service intervals, and rate examples used in this guide. Luxemetry's calculator outputs remain modeled estimates rather than quotes.
- Lamborghini Urus SE — official English model page; 800 CV, no MSRP printed
Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A. · Checked September 2, 2026
- Lamborghini Revuelto — official English model page; 1,015 CV HPEV, no MSRP printed
Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A. · Checked September 2, 2026
- Lamborghini Financial Services US — leases via Porsche Financial Services; no national residual worksheet
Lamborghini Financial Services / Porsche Financial Services, Inc. · Checked September 2, 2026
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