Lamborghini Huracán

Additional Notes

• The front differential fluid capacity across all listed Lamborghini Huracán variants — including the LP 610-4, LP 640-4 Performante, EVO, Sterrato, and STJ — is uniformly specified at 0.7 liter. A capacity this small reflects the compact, purpose-built nature of a front differential in a mid-engine all-wheel-drive supercar, where the front unit handles a secondary torque split rather than primary drive loads.
• The 0.7 liter figure represents a service fill capacity, meaning the volume required when refilling a differential during routine maintenance. Service fill values are typically lower than overhaul or dry-fill capacities, which account for fluid retained in passages and bearings during a complete disassembly.
• All listed configurations share a front differential fluid check interval of 60,000 km or 48 months, whichever comes first. The inclusion of a time-based threshold alongside a distance-based one reflects that fluid degradation occurs through oxidation and moisture absorption over time, independent of mileage accumulation.
• The front differential fluid change interval is specified at 180,000 km across all listed variants. At three times the check interval distance, the change schedule allows for multiple inspections before a full fluid replacement is required under normal use conditions.
• All front differential specifications in the listed rows apply under normal use conditions. In differential service contexts, normal use generally refers to standard road driving without sustained high-load operation such as track use or repeated aggressive acceleration cycles.
• The Huracán LP 610-4 appears across two separate specification entries covering 2014-2015 and 2016-2019, both carrying identical front differential capacity and interval values. The split into distinct year ranges indicates a model revision occurred between those periods, even though the differential service specifications remained unchanged.
• The Huracán LP 640-4 Performante, covering 2017-2019, shares the same 0.7 liter front differential capacity and service intervals as the standard LP 610-4 despite carrying a higher output designation. The "640-4" in the name refers to the metric horsepower rating, yet the front differential hardware and its associated service requirements align with the broader Huracán platform specification.
• The Huracán Sterrato, listed for 2023-2025, carries the same front differential capacity and service intervals as all other listed variants. The Sterrato is a raised, off-road-oriented derivative of the Huracán platform, and the shared front differential specification indicates the same front differential unit is used despite the model's distinct suspension and body configuration.