Lamborghini Trademarks Huracán for Passenger Cars

Lamborghini trademarked the name Deimos a few weeks ago, and so far it has come to nothing. However, now it is trademarking the name Huracán for a future model and perhaps that will become a car a little sooner. 

Lamborghini trademarked the Huracán name for "passenger cars and the structural components thereof." That means that in theory that the Huracán name could be applied to a future trim level or special edition of an existing Lamborghini model. 

Huracán is Spanish for hurricane and was also a Mayan god for wind, storms and fire. Interestingly, the last name that Lamborghini trademarked, Deimos, was also a god, but he was a personification of fear especially in war. 

The filing says that the name may be used for passenger cars

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It is possible that the name could be applied to the GallardoLamborghini Gallardo Gen.1Italy, 2003 > 201332 versions
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replacement that Lamborghini is rumored to be working on or an upcoming concept car possibly at the Paris Motor Show at the end of September. 

Pictured in the gallery is the Sesto Elemento that Lamborghini showed as a concept car in 2010 but has not mentioned since.

Lamborghini Trademarks the Word Deimos Possibly for Future Car

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