by Luxury for the smallest passengers
If you have a small child and use a Lamborghini Urus as your family car, we take our hats off to you. And, of course, it doesn’t suit you to pull a cheap stroller out of such an exotic SUV every day. Fortunately, you won’t have to do that anymore: stroller maker Silver Cross has teamed up with Lamborghini.
This high-end stroller costs a sky-high $3,995, and its production is limited to just 500 units worldwide. The model is called the Reef AL Giallo and has all the hallmarks of a true Lamborghini product. Given that such a stroller will be even rarer than the new Revuelto SV, there is almost no doubt that the entire run will be quickly sold out.
Design and materials from Lamborghini
The stroller has already been called a true phenomenon in the world of children’s accessories.
“a luxury item” and “part of design heritage”
Silver Cross and Lamborghini used the same types of leather and suede as in Lamborghini cars, with bright yellow stitching and piping. For the child’s safety, a polycarbonate bassinet with integrated ventilation is provided, and its lines are inspired by the hood shapes of modern Lamborghini models.
The stroller seat is made of high-quality suede and natural bamboo fibers decorated with an embossed Y-shaped pattern. To this are added a leather bumper, a cast handle with hand-finished detailing, and plenty of Lamborghini logos. Even the brake pedal is inspired by the pedals of real supercars.
Equipment for any trip
To keep your child from waking up suddenly during sleep, the stroller has all-terrain wheels and a full suspension with exposed yellow springs. The set includes two rain covers, a sun canopy, a cup holder, and a mosquito net. Each stroller will have a license plate — a great excuse to show off in front of other parents.
More than just a stroller
For Lamborghini, such collaborations are becoming not just a way to make money, but part of a brand philosophy that extends beyond cars. For families already accustomed to the luxury of the Urus, this stroller lets them maintain the same style in everyday details. And although $3,995 is a very large sum for a child’s means of transport, the limited run and the recognizability of the logo make this item desirable not only for young parents but also for collectors. It remains to guess how many of these strollers will end up in a garage next to supercars rather than on a stroller path.
