Vaughn Lowery is a native of Detroit and the youngest of five siblings, a graduate of Cornell University's ILR School. Core duties: global diversification strategy, production management, and ecological implementation. The grandson of the late civil rights defender and recipient of the presidential medal of freedom, Joseph Lowery. Lastly, a distinguished member of the Alpha Phi Alphi Fraternity, Incorporated (Alpha Chapter).
On September 23–24, Glenfiddich Single Malt Scotch Whisky and Aston Martin Formula One™ Team hosted a public activation at Vanderbilt Hall in Grand Central, bringing the excitement of the Grand Prix to the heart of New York City. The immersive pop-up invited whisky lovers and F1 fans alike to celebrate the launch of the all-new Glenfiddich & Aston Martin Formula One™ Team Limited Edition 16-Year-Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky through sampling onsite, in addition to allowing them to test their lightning-speed instincts with a F1-inspired Batak challenge, personalize a Glenfiddich branded tote, and marvel at the beauty of a striking, full-scale Aston Martin Formula One™ replica car on display.
In a cross-generational collaboration set to electrify the global music scene, international pop sensation Ashley Paul and legendary vocalist Deniece Pearson of the iconic group Five Star have joined forces on their powerhouse new single “Finding Rhythm.”
Produced and co-written with Luv Foundation (UK) and Lucas Marx—the acclaimed producer, singer-songwriter, and son of Grammy-winning hitmaker Richard Marx—the track bursts with lush harmonies, infectious hooks, and a rhythm designed to ignite clubs, festivals, and radio worldwide.
The Creative Powerhouse Behind the Track
Luv Foundation (UK), the British and Welsh duo of Julian Napolitano and Mark Schneider, have been shaping the dance landscape with a steady stream of anthems over the past two years. Known for infusing modern energy with nostalgic 90s flair, the duo takes a bold turn toward glossy pop with a disco twist on “Finding Rhythm.” Collectively, their projects have amassed more than 13 million Spotify streams.
Adding further star power, Lucas Marx—with over 9 million streams and credits writing for global icons including Katy Perry (“Electric”)—helped pen the track. Marx also co-wrote Paul’s Amazon Music #1 hit “Hearts Up,” proving his versatility as a rising force in pop songwriting.
A Collaboration Across Time Zones
Written between Los Angeles and the UK, “Finding Rhythm” came to life through early-morning Zoom calls and late-night inspiration.
“Songwriting holds no boundaries or time zones—it’s a creative process that brings us together no matter the circumstances,” says Paul.
“Working with Deniece has been an absolute dream,” she adds. “She’s a legend, with a voice like an angel. Together, we wanted to create something fresh, powerful, and truly global.”
Pearson—whose recent summer single “Like a Child” drew strong acclaim—echoes the excitement: “Ashley’s talent is undeniable. This track has fire in its soul—and it’s just the beginning of what’s to come.”
Momentum and Legacy
For Ashley Paul, the new release follows her sizzling summer single “Body Language,” cementing her growing reputation as one of 2025’s breakout pop stars. With over one million streams on her hit “Bingo Baby” and recognition from NY Weekly and LA Weekly as one of this year’s Top Artists to Watch, Paul continues to rise as a global force.
For Deniece Pearson, the track adds another milestone to her storied career. As lead vocalist of Five Star, she became a household name, a Grammy nominee, and a BRIT Award winner, leaving an enduring mark on 80s and 90s pop history.
A Generational Anthem
Blending Paul’s sleek, modern pop energy with Pearson’s timeless vocal power, “Finding Rhythm” is already being hailed for its “insane” chemistry and undeniable catchiness. More than just a single, it’s a meeting of eras—a generational anthem destined to resonate across borders and audiences.
“Finding Rhythm” is available now worldwide on all streaming platforms.
Oakley® and Patrick Mahomes II, three-time Super Bowl champion and Team Oakley athlete, are evolving the quarterback’s Signature Series collection with three new additions. Building upon the previous collections, the latest release expands his assortment further into lifestyle and performance connecting even deeper with sport culture – introducing the Patrick Mahomes II Signature Series Chaminade alongside Sutro Lite and Resistor Sweep to complete the collection.
CHAMINADE
Built with durable O Matter™ and Prizm™ Lens Technology, the Patrick Mahomes II Signature Series Oakley Chaminade fuses sport with elevated streetwear sensibility while enhancing color and contrast in everyday environments. A bold red frame accented with gold detailing pays homage to the Kansas City Chiefs, embodying the pride, passion, and energy he brings both on and off the field.
SUTRO LITE SWEEP
The Patrick Mahomes II Signature Series Oakley Sutro Lite Sweep is engineered for athletes who demand clarity and focus at game speed. The semi-rimless design provides a wider field of view, helping athletes track all things around them without visual obstruction. The high-wrap shield offers full coverage and protection from the elements. With Prizm™ Lens Technology, athletes experience sharper contrast and enhanced color allowing them to move confidently and seamlessly throughout their day.
RESISTOR SWEEP
Pushing performance even further, the Resistor Sweep is a performance frame built specifically for youth, offering optimized fit and function. Inspired by the popular Sutro Lite Sweep, it features a modern swept lens design that combines retro Oakley® style with sport-ready performance. The lightweight O Matter™ frame and temples, along with no-slip Unobtainium® nose pads and earsocks, ensure a secure, comfortable fit that stays put through every sprint, tackle, and play. With Prizm™ Lens Technology, athletes get enhanced color and contrast to track the ball, read the field, and react faster during practice and game day.
The Patrick Mahomes II Signature Series Chaminade, Sutro Lite, and Resistor Sweep launches on Oakley.com and select Oakley retail locations on September 30. For more information on the Patrick Mahomes’ Signature Series, Oakley’s football and lifestyle collections, and Team Oakley, please visit Oakley.com.
This is a comprehensive list of emerging artists from all genres, who are both signed to major record labels and indie acts scattered throughout. If you appreciate trending tracks from a variety of streaming platforms and social media posts, then you’ve stumbled upon the right place.
Coi Leray —the two-time GRAMMY®-nominated, multi-platinum superstar— makes a bold statement with the release of her single, “Act Like You Know,” featuring California rap duo Shoreline Mafia. Out today via Epic Records, the song was first teased in a performance on From The Block earlier this week and the clip surpassed 3 million views on Instagram within the first 24 hours. Listen to “Act Like You Know” here.
Today’s release is accompanied by an official music video, which includes a cameo from Coi’s newborn daughter, Miyoko. Making the message clear on the braggadocious bounce track, Coi lets her friends and foes know that she is that girl —effortlessly reminding everyone of her star power.
Photo: Amy Lee
Vienna Based Rising Artist FILLY Releases New Single and Video For “Do What I Want” Out Now
FILLY releases her fiercely confident new single, “Do What I Want,” today via slowplay/Interscope Records/Bamboo Artists. The track co-produced by Gabe Greenland introduces the Vienna-based singer, DJ, and producer as a formidable new voice in pop and electronic music, blending euphoric dance production with uncompromising self-expression.
Multi-Platinum alt-pop visionary BENEE returns today with a new track titled “Underwater” off of her forthcoming sophomore album, Ur An Angel I’m Just Particles, out November 7th on Republic Records.
Listen to “Underwater” HERE & watch the lyric video HERE.
On “Underwater,” BENEE juxtaposes airy and experimental hyper-pop-inspired beats with honest admissions about the overwhelming feelings of anxiety as she candidly sings, “My head is underwater, a puddle full of my tears. I could make a river, wouldn’t even matter.” BENEE shares, “I wrote ‘Underwater’ about that disconnect between how effortless you seem and how heavy you really feel. I think a lot of people will recognise themselves in that.”
“Underwater” is the latest release off of the New Zealand-born, Los Angeles-based artist’s long-awaited sophomore album out next month, and it follows her previously released singles “Cinnamon,” “Off The Rails,” “Animal,” and “Sad Boiii.” Written and recorded over the span of the past three years, Ur An Angel I’m Just Particles features BENEE’s signature blend of creative storytelling with unique and vulnerable lyricism set to genre-bending sounds and production. The songs on the album follow BENEE’s journey of making sense of the world through music, as she absorbs the chaos and confusion of everyday life and molds it into addictive alternative pop.
She shares, “Ur An Angel I’m Just Particles is a deep dive into existential dread, where love, identity, and meaning slip through your fingers like sand. Each song grapples with the weight of existence. Feeling too small in a world too big, questioning whether connection is real or just another fleeting illusion.”
She continues, “There’s a restless urgency here, a longing to escape yet nowhere to run, as the lines blur between self-destruction and survival, euphoria and emptiness. The songs unravel like diary entries, tracing the cycles of obsession, heartbreak, and fleeting ecstasy, all while wrestling with our inner demons and the fear of disappearing into the noise. It’s an album for the sleepless, the over-thinkers, those staring into the void and wondering if it’s staring back.”
Ur An Angel I’m Just Particles Album Artwork To celebrate the album release, BENEE will perform an intimate headline show at Los Angeles’ The Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever on November 7th, debuting new songs from the album for her fans for the very first time. Tickets will go on-sale today via pre-sale at 10am PST and general on-sale at 12pm PST HERE.
Earlier this summer, BENEE hit the road with Tate McRae, supporting her on the “Miss Possessive Tour” across Europe and the UK. She then recorded a cover of New Radicals’ “You Get What You Give” for the 2025 MTV VMAs last month. It was also recently announced that she’ll make her return to Laneway Festival 2026.
Louis Vuitton Women’s Spring-Summer 2026 Collection is a celebration of intimacy and the boundless freedom of the private sphere. The lineup expresses a high degree of sartorial freedom and a certain stylistic liberation. It suggests inventiveness, a subversion of the principles and functions typically associated with an “indoor” wardrobe.
Once the summer residence of Anne of Austria, Queen of France—and now recognized as the Musée du Louvre, the historic apartments serve as the backdrop for the unveiling of the Spring–Summer 2026 collection.
The journey through the Queen of France’s apartment unfolds as an exploration of the genre archetypes, in which clothes speak in confidences – offering revelations of perspective and a manifesto of individuality. It is one of the House’s many journeys, each guided by the cardinal principle of carrying one’s way of being wherever the journey leads.
Scenographer and designer Marie-Anne Derville curates a modern apartment composed of furniture and artworks spanning the 18th century to today, creating an immersive portrait of enduring French taste.
Today marks the premiere of the two latest singles from Nobody Wants This Season 2: The Soundtrack, “Dancing In The Smoke” by seven-time Grammy-nominated R&B star GIVĒON, and “Melodies” by chart-topping Irish singer/songwriter Dermot Kennedy. Set for release via The Core Records in partnership with Interscope Records on October 23 (the same day as the season premiere), the soundtrack includes all-new music from a powerhouse lineup of pop superstars, country icons, alt-pop heavy-hitters, and more. Listen to “Dancing In The Smoke” HERE, check out “Melodies” HERE, and go HERE to pre-order/pre-save Nobody Wants This Season 2: The Soundtrack now.
One of the most achingly intimate moments on Nobody Wants This Season 2: The Soundtrack, “Dancing In The Smoke” brings GIVĒON’s soul-stirring baritone to a spellbinding story of ill-fated lovers who can’t keep away from each other. With production from an A-list roster of hitmakers — Cashmere Cat (SZA, The Weeknd), Jasper Harris (Doja Cat, Big Sean), Alex Goldblatt (Kehlani, Lil Nas X), and Hidde Ament (Teddy Swims, Camila Cabello) — the slow-burning track unfolds in tender melodies and dreamy doo-wop rhythms that gorgeously contrast its mood of anguished longing. Rooted in the emotionally raw songwriting first showcased on his six-times-platinum breakout hit “Heartbreak Anniversary” (a Billboard Hot 100 top 20 smash that nabbed a Grammy nomination for Best R&B Song), “Dancing In The Smoke” once again proves GIVĒON’s astonishing talent for penning songs that pierce straight to the heart.
Another beautifully devastating standout from Nobody Wants This Season 2: The Soundtrack, “Melodies” by Dermot Kennedy takes the form of a stark but stunning piano ballad co-written by diamond-selling, multi-award-winning singer/songwriter Lewis Capaldi. In a perfect counterpart to “Dancing In The Smoke,” Kennedy reflects on a fast-fading romance and channels a sorrowful nostalgia for the magic of their early days together. Co-produced by Carl Falk (Ellie Goulding, 5 Seconds of Summer) and Savan Kotecha (Ed Sheeran, Ariana Grande), “Melodies” ultimately arrives as an unforgettable new offering from Kennedy — a widely acclaimed artist who got his start busking on the streets of Dublin, earned the best-selling debut album in Ireland of this millennium with 2019’s Without Fear, and headlined iconic venues like New York City’s Madison Square Garden on a 2023 tour in support of his hit-packed sophomore LP Sonder.
Last month, Netflix dropped the official trailer for season two of “Nobody Wants This” featuring the first song released from the soundtrack — folk-pop singer/songwriter Cassandra Coleman’s wildly euphoric anthem “Bite My Tongue.” Stay tuned for an exclusive reveal of the full tracklist to Nobody Wants This Season 2: The Soundtrack.
Co-starring Kristen Bell and Adam Brody, “Nobody Wants This” premiered in fall 2024 and quickly became one of the most talked-about shows in the streaming era, sparking widespread obsession with its binge-ready tale of interfaith romance between Joanne (a podcaster played by Bell) and Noah (a rabbi played by Brody). Along with earning a host of nominations from the Primetime Emmy Awards (including Outstanding Comedy Series) and the Golden Globe Awards, the show’s first season found Brody winning a Critics’ Choice Television Award in the category of Best Actor in a Comedy Series. In addition, season one of “Nobody Wants This” garnered a nomination for Best Music Supervision – Television at the Hollywood Music in Media Awards, thanks to a knockout soundtrack including the likes of Dua Lipa and Olivia Rodrigo. More new music from Nobody Wants This Season 2: The Soundtrack is on the way soon.
The Red Clay Strays return with a new single, “People Hatin’,” out now via RCA Records.
The band announced the track earlier this week exclusively on The Joe Rogan Experience, where they delved into its meaning and the purpose behind releasing the song in an extended conversation. Listen to the full episode HERE. The release of the song is also accompanied by a striking music video directed by Matthew Coleman. A powerful call to action, as the lyrics declare, “it is time to start to love the ones we hate.”
One of music’s fastest-rising bands, The Red Clay Strays are Brandon Coleman (lead vocals, guitar, keys), Drew Nix (electric guitar, vocals, harmonica), Zach Rishel (electric guitar), Andrew Bishop (bass), John Hall (drums), and Sevans Henderson (keys). Formed in Mobile, AL in 2016, the Strays released their debut album, Moment of Truth, in 2022, featuring the breakout single, “Wondering Why,” which propelled the band into the top 10 on Billboard’s Hot Rock & Alternative Songs Chart and inside the top 20 of the Billboard Hot Country Songs Chart.
Last year marked a record high for the group, signing to RCA Records and releasing their critically acclaimed sophomore album, Made by These Moments, in July 2024. Produced by Grammy Award-winning producer Dave Cobb (Chris Stapleton, Jason Isbell), Made by These Moments is filled with the band’s signature genre-blending sound, as they meld electric rock and roll with southern soul. The record marked the band’s first entry into the Billboard 200 and debuted in the top 10 of the Billboard Top Country Albums Chart, helping to earn them the win for ‘Emerging Artist of the Year’ at the 2024 Americana Honors & Awards, their first Billboard Music Award win for ‘Top Country Group,’ and the 2025 ACM Award win for ‘New Duo or Group of the Year.’ They have also garnered back-to-back CMA Award nominations for ‘Vocal Group of the Year’ for 2024 and 2025.
With magnetic performances on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, CBS Saturday Morning, and NPR’s Tiny Desk, the band also released their first live album, Live At The Ryman, recorded during their three-night stint at the historic Ryman Auditorium in Nashville as part of their sold-out 2024 These Moments Tour. The group are currently on their sold-out global Get Right Tour, making notable stops at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, two nights at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, and three nights at The Amphitheater at the Wharf in their home state of Alabama. This fall, they take the tour to Europe, with performances in London, Glasgow, Paris, Amsterdam, Oslo, and more. Most recently, they were announced as performers for Stagecoach’s 2026 lineup, taking place in Indio, CA, next April.
How Spencer Waddell Trains for Armored Combat and Champions Representation
When most people think of fitness, they picture treadmills, dumbbells, or maybe a yoga mat. For Spencer Waddell, better known online as Simply Samurai, strength training comes with a blade in hand. The Nashville- and St. Louis–based swordsman, stuntman, historian, and content creator has carved out a lane where historical martial arts meet modern wellness, creating Swordsman Workout Routines that push the body as much as they honor centuries-old traditions.
His path began unexpectedly in 2008, while serving in the Air Force, when friends introduced him to German longsword fighting. That spark led to training in castles overseas, immersion in the Society for Creative Anachronism, and later a deep dive into African and Japanese martial arts. Today, Waddell moves fluidly between battlefields real and imagined—prepping for armored combat tournaments, choreographing stunts for film, and bringing audiences along through his digital content. His ambition is clear: to become the “Bruce Lee of swords,” mastering not one style but the art of being a bridge between them all.
We caught up with Waddell to talk about his unique approach to training, his philosophy on martial arts, and how swordsmanship can inspire everyday movement.
You’ve trained in castles in Europe and on U.S. tournament fields—what’s been the most surprising connection you’ve found between history and modern fitness through swordsmanship?
The most surprising connection is how timeless the movements are. When I swing a sword, I’m doing the same mechanics knights, samurai, and warriors practiced centuries ago—but those same motions translate directly into modern functional fitness. A downward cut isn’t just a strike. It’s a full-body exercise that engages core, legs, and grip. Swordsmanship proves that history already gave us the foundation for functional training; today, gyms are just rediscovering it.
You’ve described wanting to be the “Bruce Lee of swords.” What does that vision mean to you, and how does it shape the way you train and teach today?
Bruce Lee represented freedom in martial arts—he respected every tradition but wasn’t bound by any single one. To be the “Bruce Lee of swords” means honoring the lineages while innovating, blending cultures, and making swordsmanship accessible to everyone. It shapes my teaching because I don’t just want students to memorize drills—I want them to feel empowered to adapt, create, and carry swordsmanship into their lives, whether that’s fitness, performance, or personal growth.
Your Swordsman Workouts blend historical martial arts with functional training. How do they differ from a traditional gym routine, and what do people gain beyond physical strength?
Traditional gym routines isolate muscles—Swordsman Workouts connect them. Instead of bicep curls, you’re training your whole body to move as one, the way a warrior would in combat. Beyond physical strength, people build coordination, balance, timing, and focus. And there’s an undeniable confidence boost: swinging even a training blade taps into something primal. Fitness becomes more than reps—it becomes a story you step into.
You’ve studied everything from African to Japanese to European martial traditions. How does pulling from so many lineages influence your philosophy as both a swordsman and a stunt coordinator?
Each lineage carries its own wisdom. African traditions taught me rhythm and flow, Japanese arts taught me precision and discipline, and European systems taught me adaptability under pressure. When I teach or choreograph, I’m less concerned with labeling a style and more focused on asking, “What story are we telling through this movement?” Drawing from so many sources makes me versatile—I can honor each tradition while still creating something fresh, authentic, and cinematic.
For someone curious but intimidated, what’s a simple way to bring sword-inspired movement or mindset into their daily fitness routine?
Start with footwork. Practice stepping forward, backward, and side-to-side with intention, keeping your core engaged and hands raised as if you’re holding a blade. It’s a moving meditation that builds balance, awareness, and posture. Adopt the swordsman’s mindset too—treat each rep like preparing for a duel, not against someone else, but against yesterday’s version of yourself. From there, pick up a broomstick, a plastic trainer, or even a steel sword and begin adding basic striking drills. Simple downward cuts and horizontal strikes will train coordination, rhythm, and full-body strength—transforming a workout into a warrior’s practice.
The symbol of the 1990s, it elevated the concept of the super sports car thanks to its timeless design, outstanding performance, and technological innovations
In 1990, the Diablo heralded a new era for the Lamborghini brand, breaking the 325 km/h speed barrier and setting an all-time record for road cars of that period. The Diablo’s story started to take shape in 1985 with Project 132, conceived to deliver a successor to the Countach and create the fastest car in the world. The first prototypes revealed sharp, visionary lines that were later refined with the arrival of Chrysler in 1987, giving the model both harmony and a future-oriented vision. That was how the final silhouette was created: the scissor doors, muscular proportions, a striking rear design, and a passenger compartment that was not only sporty but also comfortable. The Lamborghini Diablo was unveiled in 1990 in the Principality of Monaco at the opening of the Monte Carlo Rally and produced until 2001: it became an icon worldwide and in automotive history. Today, this legend is preserved by Lamborghini Polo Storico which, through its archive, restorations and certifications, protects its authenticity.
“The Diablo isn’t just a symbol of Lamborghini’s history; it’s also a model of growing strategic importance to Polo Storico,” commented Alessandro Farmeschi, After Sales Director at Automobili Lamborghini. “In recent years, we’ve seen a significant increase in requests for certifications and restoration services for the Diablo, in the most part due to a new generation of collectors and enthusiasts who see this car as a cultural and design icon. This trend confirms the value of Polo Storico’s activities aimed at preserving the legacy of the company and its cars, at the same time creating new opportunities in the classic car segment. By sharing the Diablo’s story through the information and documents in our archive, we strengthen the bond with our customers and enthusiasts, while reaffirming the importance and lasting value of this model.”
Even the name speaks of a legend: Diablo, named in honor of the legendary fighting bull of the same name which, in 1869 fought for hours against the matador José de Lara, known as “El Chicorro”. Its debut was an immediate commercial success, with the first orders coming in even before the presentation of the car, in a world before previews on social media and online.
With its 5.7-liter V12 engine, delivering 492 CV and 580 Nm torque, the Diablo could accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in around 4.5 seconds, establishing a new speed record for road cars, reaching 337 km/h on the Nardò circuit. The tubular frame, aluminum and steel body with carbon fiber inserts—used for the first time on a production car—together with the sophisticated suspension gave the Diablo unprecedented driving dynamics. For the first time, a Lamborghini combined outstanding performance and innovative comfort, with adjustable seats, electric windows, and Alpine stereo system—delivering luxury, design, and power without compromise.
Over the eleven years of production, Diablo evolved into various versions. In 1993, the VT model introduced all-wheel-drive for the first time on a Lamborghini super sports car, which would become a typical feature of all the V12 engines, guaranteeing greater stability and driving safety. In the same year, the SE30 model celebrated the company’s 30th anniversary with an engine boosted to 525 CV, and pushed up to 596 CV in the Jota version, while the 1995 VT Roadster paved the way to the Lamborghini open-top V12 cars.
In 1998, with the acquisition of Lamborghini by Audi, the Diablo underwent a significant restyling: this marked the arrival of fixed headlights instead of traditional pop-ups, ABS, and the V12 with displacement increased to 6 liters. This was the start of a new stylistic and engineering phase for Lamborghini. The SV epitomized the ultimate expression of performance: the 1999 GT took the V12 to 575 CV, enabling it to reach a top speed of 338 km/h, while the VT 6.0 and 6.0 SE represented the final evolution with the design by Luc Donckerwolke, the company’s first chief designer under Audi’s ownership. At the same time, the Diablo opened doors to official competitions: 1996 saw the launch of the Super Sport Trophy one-make championship for the Diablo SV-R, with 32 units produced, marking the first racing program directly linked to the brand. From this experience came two ultra-rare Diablo GT1 Stradale prototypes, real racing testbeds with 655 CV, as well as the Diablo GT-R: the track version of the GT, built in 40+1 units and competing both in the Japanese JGTC championship and in various European GT series.
The Diablo’s influence extended beyond the road. With a constant presence in movies, video games, and TV programs, it captivated Hollywood in leading roles: from the red model driven by Jim Carrey in Dumb and Dumber (1994), to the appearances in Exit Wounds (2001), and in Die Another Day (2002), to the TV series Smallville, Nip/Tuck, and Blue Mountain State. It has been an icon in the video games of the Need for Speed franchise since the 1990s, while in a famous 1996 commercial it appears alongside top model Cindy Crawford. It’s celebrated in music too: in Jamiroquai’s music video for Cosmic Girl it became a pop symbol for an entire generation. Celebrities such as Jay Leno, Mike Tyson, Dennis Rodman, Jay Kay, Rod Stewart, Nicolas Cage, Troy Corser, and Mario Andretti chose it, confirming it as a global status symbol and dream car.
With over 60 available colors, 40 of which could be customized, this Lamborghini super sports car preempted the “Ad Personam” philosophy. Red was the most popular color, with over 550 units. With 2,903 units produced, the Diablo not only set an all-time sales record for Lamborghini up to 2001, but also contributed to strengthening the brand’s global reputation, opening the doors to a new era of international growth.
In 2023, at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, a 1994 Diablo SE30 earned a place on the podium, confirming its timeless appeal. The Diablo’s value is constantly rising, particularly the special editions and more customized versions. These feature in the strong upward trend in requests to Lamborghini Polo Storico for restorations and certificates of authenticity, as well as increased demand and value at international auctions.
When production ended in 2001, the Diablo didn’t close a cycle; it ushered in a new era. As well as redefining the concept of the super sports car, it paved the way for all subsequent Lamborghini models. Today, thanks to the work of Lamborghini Polo Storico and the rising interest of collectors, the Diablo increasingly plays a leading role in the dialog between past and future. Thirty-five years on from its debut, it is still a symbol of extreme performance, timeless style, and technical innovation. A legacy that belongs to all Lamborghini enthusiasts.
