LAMBORGHINI HURACAN LP610 front bumper

In 2026, the Front Bumper for the Lamborghini Huracán LP610-4 remains a frequently sourced part, often for refreshes or repairs. While it shares the same mounting points as later models, the LP610-4 design is defined by its clean, “Y-pattern” mesh intakes and more integrated look compared to the “fanged” LP580-2 or the aggressive aero of the Evo.

1. Technical Identification

• Part Number: Primarily 4T0807061 (with revision suffixes like A, B, or C for the original 4WD model).

• Material: High-quality thermoplastic (polypropylene).

• Design: Features a continuous horizontal mesh design. Unlike the RWD (LP580-2) bumper, the LP610-4 version does not have the large painted “winglets” dividing the side intakes.

3. Compatibility & Retrofitting

• Standard Fitment: Directly fits all LP610-4 (Coupe and Spyder) models from 2014 to 2019.

• Interchangeability: It can be mounted on an LP580-2, but you would need to replace the internal air ducting and the lower undertray to ensure proper cooling and fitment.

• Sensors: Most LP610-4 bumpers come pre-drilled for 6 ultrasonic parking sensors. If your car has the optional Front Camera, ensure the bumper includes the specific bracket located just below the Lamborghini badge.

4. Key Components for a “Complete” Bumper

If you are buying a “complete” unit, verify that it includes these sub-parts, as they are expensive to buy individually:

• Center Grille: 4T0807681

• Left Side Grille: 4T0807682

• Right Side Grille: 4T0807683

• Tow Hook Cover: Small circular cap often lost in transit.

• Headlight Washer Covers: Two small caps that sit below the headlights.

5. Installation & Common Issues

• The “Nose Lift” Caution: If your car is equipped with the hydraulic nose-lift system, be careful with the lines during bumper removal.

• Mounting Tabs: The most common damage on used bumpers is at the side mounting tabs (where the bumper meets the fender). If these are torn, the bumper will not sit flush with the headlights.

• Paint: Standard LP610-4 colors like Bianco Monocerus (White) or Nero Noctis (Black) are easier to match, but “Verde Mantis” (Pearl Green) or “Giallo Midas” (Pearl Yellow) require a 3-stage paint process that significantly increases labor costs.