Lamborghini Aventador

Additional Notes

• The Lamborghini Aventador uses a semi-automatic transmission across all listed variants, from the LP 700-4 through to the SVJ and LP 780-4 Ultimae. This type of transmission combines automated actuation with a manual-style gearbox, and its fluid capacity figures reflect that mechanical architecture.
• A dry fill capacity of 3 liters applies to every listed Aventador variant. Dry fill represents the total fluid volume required when filling a completely drained or newly assembled transmission, including all internal passages, channels, and the sump.
• The service fill capacity of 2.6 liters is specified across all variants for routine fluid changes. Service fill is lower than dry fill because some residual fluid remains in the transmission during a standard drain procedure, meaning a full 3-liter fill is only needed after a complete teardown or overhaul.
• Under normal use conditions, the fluid level check interval is set at 15,000 km for all listed variants. A check interval shorter than the change interval allows for monitoring fluid condition and level without committing to a full replacement at each visit.
• The normal-use fluid change interval is 30,000 km or 24 months, whichever comes first, across all listed Aventador configurations. The time-based limit of 24 months accounts for fluid degradation that occurs independently of mileage accumulation.
• A separate first-change-only interval of 2,500 km is specified for every listed variant. An early break-in fluid change at this mileage is intended to remove metallic particles and manufacturing residues that accumulate during the initial wear-in period of transmission components.
• The LP 700-4, produced from 2011-2017, shares identical capacity and interval figures with the limited LP 720-4 50° Anniversario from 2013-2014, despite the latter carrying a higher power output designation. Both use the 3-liter dry fill, 2.6-liter service fill, and the same normal and first-change intervals.
• The LP 750-4 Superveloce, spanning 2015-2017, retains the same transmission fluid specifications as the standard LP 700-4 of the same era, including the 2,500 km first-change interval and the 30,000 km or 24-month normal change schedule.
• The Aventador SVJ, covering 2018-2023, and the Aventador S, covering 2017-2022, both carry the same 3-liter dry fill and 2.6-liter service fill figures as earlier variants, indicating continuity in the semi-automatic transmission unit across the model range despite differences in power output and aerodynamic specification.
• The LP 780-4 Ultimae, listed for 2021-2023, maintains the same fluid capacities and service intervals as all other Aventador variants in the specifications. The 2,500 km first-change requirement applies equally to the Ultimae, consistent with the break-in protocol shared across the entire lineup.