Lamborghini Cross R
Coolant capacity & service interval
Lamborghini Cross R uses coolant with a capacity range of 5 to 12 liters. Service intervals include a check at 10 hours and a change at 1200 hours or 24 months. The data covers 4 configurations.
The configuration chart below lists fill volumes and service intervals for each engine and trim variant.
| Type | Specifications |
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| Cross 46 R (2020- ) |
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| Cross 50 R (2020- ) |
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| Cross 55 R (2020- ) |
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| Cross 60 R (2020- ) |
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Additional Notes
- The Lamborghini Cross R cooling system capacity varies by model, with the Cross 46 R holding 5 liters and the Cross 50 R, Cross 55 R, and Cross 60 R each holding 12 liters.
- The 5-liter capacity of the Cross 46 R is notably smaller than the 12-liter figure shared across the three larger models, reflecting a difference in engine or cooling circuit size between the 46 R and the rest of the lineup.
- A 12-liter cooling system capacity is a substantial volume, consistent with larger-displacement or higher-output engines that generate more heat and require a greater coolant reservoir to maintain stable operating temperatures.
- All four models share an identical check interval of every 10 hours of operation, indicating a uniform inspection frequency regardless of cooling system size.
- The coolant change interval across all four models is 1200 hours or 24 months under normal use conditions, meaning whichever threshold is reached first would typically trigger a service event.
- A 1200-hour operational interval is characteristic of equipment used in agricultural or industrial settings, where machines accumulate hours through sustained field or work cycles rather than standard road mileage.
- The 24-month calendar limit on coolant changes means that even a machine with low operational hours would still require a coolant change within two years, as coolant degrades chemically over time regardless of use.
- All specifications across the Cross 46 R, Cross 50 R, Cross 55 R, and Cross 60 R apply under normal use conditions, meaning the listed intervals are not adjusted for severe or demanding operating environments.