New | Lamborghini pop-up museum showcases unique range of luxury sports cars
The pop-up museum, which opens today, features a dazzling line-up of supercars, photographs and mini-models to take fans through the Italian car maker's history
Italian luxury supercar maker Lamborghini has converted a ground-floor shop inside a Causeway Bay mall into one of the most expensive garages around town.
Opening its doors to the public at Soundwill Plaza II Midtown on Friday morning, the pop-up museum is the first to showcase a unique collection by Lamborghini in Hong Kong – and in the Asia-Pacific region.
The star cars in the line-up in the Hong Kong exhibition include a four-seater 400 GT 2+2, seen as a masterpiece model crafted by founder Ferruccio Lamborghini, the 330 km/h jet-fighter styled Reventón Roadster and the thin-wedged Countach LP400.
“With this pop-up museum in place, we will be able to showcase some of our cutting-edge creations,” Stephan Winkelmann, president and chief executive of Automobili Lamborghini, said in a statement.
The museum is also the first in the region dedicated to the Italian carmaker’s heritage of luxury high-performance vehicles. It takes the public through the carmaker’s 50 years of history with a collection of historic photographs and model Lamborghinis.
