Lamborghini's Accademia Neve 2024: A Frozen Playground for Supercar Enthusiasts

Lamborghini recently hosted its exclusive Accademia Neve event in Livigno, Italy. Held from January 6 to 16, the programme offered 12 selected owners the chance to drive high-performance models on ice. Participants enjoyed luxury stays, fine dining, and expert-led training in extreme winter conditions.

The event was open only to Lamborghini customers or owners of specific Huracán models—the STO, Tecnica, or EVO. Each applicant needed a valid driver's licence, prior winter driving experience, and had to complete a medical questionnaire. Just 12 spots were available, ensuring an intimate and tailored experience.

The driving took place at the Ghiacciodromo ice track in Livigno, where participants tested their skills in freezing conditions. Over two days, expert instructors guided them through techniques for handling Lamborghinis on slippery surfaces. The event also featured rare models like the 1988 LM002, the 1974 Countach LP400 'Periscopio', and the 2010 Sesto Elemento, adding to the exclusivity.

Beyond the track, the experience included stays at luxury hotels and gourmet meals. Lamborghini owners interested in future editions can contact their local dealers for details.

The Accademia Neve 2024 combined high-performance driving with luxury hospitality. Owners of eligible Lamborghinis had the chance to refine their skills in a unique winter setting. The event reinforced the brand's commitment to offering exclusive experiences for its customers.