On August 16, at the Monterey Car Week in California, USA, Lamborghini unveiled the "Aventador SVJ63 Roadster," limited to 63 units to commemorate the company's founding in 1963, and the "Huracán EVO GT Celebration," limited to 36 units, named after the total hours of the famous endurance races, also known as the "Florida 36 Hours," celebrating the double victories in the 2018 and 2019 Daytona 24 Hours and Sebring 12 Hours.

The Aventador SVJ63 Roadster was created by Lamborghini's design team, Centro Stile, and its Ad Personam department. Customers can choose from eight limited designs, each coordinated from an infinite array of color and trim options.

The exterior offers a choice of matte or shiny carbon for the roof, engine cover, engine air vents, windshield surround, and wing mirrors. The new forged wheels, called Leiron, feature a matte titanium finish. The body is adorned with the number 63, and a serial number plate indicates which of the 63 units it is.

The interior utilizes three-tone Alcantara, carbon fiber used throughout the cockpit, and Lamborghini's patented lightweight material, "Carbon Skin." The "63" logo is inscribed on the steering wheel badge and rear wall, certifying its limited edition status.

The specific car unveiled at Pebble Beach featured a Grigio Acheso (matte gray) carbon fiber exterior, with "SVJ" and "63" logos and center locks on the wheels in Arancio Dac (orange). The interior was a combination of three-color Alcantara in Grigio Octans (gray), Grigio Cronus (gray), and Arancio Dryope (orange), along with carbon fiber and Carbon Skin.

The car's performance is based on the standard Aventador SVJ Roadster model. All 63 limited production units have already been sold and are scheduled for delivery to owners worldwide starting in 2020.

The Huracán EVO GT Celebration is a limited production model created to honor the Huracán GT3 EVO, which achieved consecutive victories at Daytona 24 Hours and Sebring 12 Hours for two years. The unveiled model features a distinctive design combining Verde Egeria (green) and Arancio Aten (orange), colors derived from the body of the GRT Grasser Racing Team that contributed to these four victories. Including this, three body colors and three interior colors are available, offering a total of nine possible combinations.

The hexagonal shape with the number "11" on the doors and hood, inspired by racing car number plates, and the 20-inch center-lock wheels paired with colored brake calipers, enhance its racing car aesthetic. Additionally, upon request, Lamborghini Squadra Corse emblems surrounded by Italian and US flags can be added to the roof, and a laurel wreath can be painted on the rear fender.

The side sills are adorned with "DAYTONA 24h" and "SEBRING 12h" plates, and a carbon fiber plate on the driver's side B-pillar indicates it is one of the 36 units.

The Alcantara interior, featuring stitching in the same color as the exterior, is equipped with newly designed racing seats, a first for this model. Special details are also present on the emblem behind the seats and the hexagonal plate depicting flags and a laurel wreath. This special edition model will be exclusively sold in the North American market, with deliveries scheduled to begin in early 2020.