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Yellow Lamborghini Huracán facing the camera outside the Brookswood Tint unit in Langley, its splitter, black front intakes and narrow headlights in view

Paint protection film · Lamborghini Huracán

Lamborghini Huracan PPF in Langley, BC

At a glance

LLumar Platinum PPF on a Lamborghini Huracán starts at $850 for a Partial Front, $1,550 for a Full Front, $1,900 for the Track Package and $4,000 for every painted panel, all starting prices set per car. The low nose, splitter and side intakes take the hits, and the version changes the pattern: the STO's hood and front fenders are a single piece, and the Sterrato rides 44 mm higher with front underbody protection.

Partial Front
From $850
Full Front
From $1,550
Track Package
From $1,900
Full Vehicle
From $4,000, quoted per car
Patterns that differ
STO, Sterrato, Performante
Warranty
LLumar 10-year limited warranty

What does PPF cost on a Lamborghini Huracán?

On a Huracán, the four LLumar packages open at $850 and climb through $1,550 and $1,900 to $4,000 for the whole car. A Huracán’s intakes, vents and aero pieces add pattern work, so each car is priced from its own version and paint rather than from the list alone.

Package Panels From
Partial Front Bumper, front section of the hood and fenders, headlights, mirrors $850
Full Front The entire hood and front fenders, bumper, headlights, mirrors $1,550
Track Package Full Front, A-pillars, leading edge of the roof, rocker panels $1,900
Full Vehicle Every painted surface plus the headlights $4,000

All four use LLumar Platinum, a gloss or matte film with a top coat that heals light marks when warmed by the sun or engine. LLumar’s limited warranty runs 10 years, and the shop’s terms name yellowing, cracking, bubbling and peeling as covered. The patterns are cut by software, the film is wrapped around panel edges wherever the shape lets it, and any relief cut on a bumper is pointed out to you before installation.

Where does each Huracán version take chips?

Across the nose first, then along the sides ahead of the rear wheels. Lamborghini reshaped the front of almost every Huracán version, and each change moves where the film has to reach.

Version Front and sides, per Lamborghini
Huracán EVO Y-shaped bumper elements, splitter with a double airway, side skirt air intakes
EVO RWD Large front air intake, splitter with a slot and suspended wing
Tecnica Front and rear restructured “with sharper lines”
STO One-piece hood and fenders, hood air ducts, louvres venting the wheelhouses
Sterrato 44 mm higher, front underbody protection, sills and wheel arches that emphasise the stance
Performante Front and rear spoilers in Forged Composites

The splitter lip and the bumper face below the headlights meet stones first on a car this low. On EVO-based cars, the skirt intakes ahead of the rear wheels collect grit thrown back by the front tires, which is why the rocker panels are part of the Track Package.

What changes on an STO or Performante?

The STO’s front end is one big piece, and the Performante’s spoilers aren’t painted. Lamborghini says the STO uses carbon fibre in “more than 75% of the body panels” and that its “Cofango” combines “the front hood and fenders” in a single component.

On a car with separate panels, a Partial Front ends in a line across the hood and fenders. On a Cofango, that line falls across one continuous surface, while the Full Front pattern covers the whole piece and leaves no edge across its middle; the shop can show you both layouts. Painted carbon takes film the same way as any other painted panel. The Performante’s front and rear spoilers are made of Lamborghini’s Forged Composites, a visible material rather than paint, and whether they’re filmed is your call at the quote.

Is the Track Package worth it on a Huracán?

On an STO or any Huracán that sees a circuit, usually yes, because it adds the A-pillars, the front of the roof and the rocker panels that the Full Front leaves bare. On a Sterrato driven on gravel, the painted areas around the factory protection are the ones to cover.

Lamborghini gave the STO a “TROFEO” mode for dry tracks and a “PIOGGIA” mode for wet ones, and the Sterrato a “Rally” mode for low-grip surfaces. The track-day paint protection guide covers what to protect before a session, and the exotic car PPF page deals with vents, wings and sharp bodywork across other makes.

Booking a Huracán for PPF in Langley

Send the year, the version and the paint name, and say whether the car goes on track or gravel. The shop’s photo library includes a yellow Huracán parked outside the Langley unit; the pictures don’t say what was done to it.

The car stays a day for Partial Front coverage, one or two days for Full Front or Track Package coverage, and three to five days when every panel is filmed. Decontamination comes first, plus correction where the paint calls for it. Wait a week before washing, then wash by hand or touchless, never with brushes. A coating over the film is covered on the Huracán ceramic coating page. Get your figure on the PPF request form or by calling 604 534 6433.

Coverage drawing of a white Porsche 911 with the whole front end, the A-pillar, the front of the roof and the rocker panel shaded green
Track Package: Full Front plus A-pillars, part of the roof and the rockers, from $1,900

Asked at the counter

Questions about lamborghini Huracán PPF

01Are the Huracán's headlights covered?

Yes, in every package. They sit at the leading edge of the nose and meet the same grit the bumper does.

02My Huracán is an EVO Fluo Capsule with matte black parts. Gloss or matte film?

Matte, on the matte parts. Lamborghini finished those cars' roof, nose and sills in matte black against the bright paint, and LLumar Platinum Matte keeps them flat while gloss film goes on the gloss panels.

03Can film go over the Performante's Forged Composites spoilers?

That's decided at the quote. Those parts show the material itself rather than paint, so some owners leave them bare and others want them covered.

How we checked this

Sources

  1. Lamborghini, Huracán EVO
  2. Lamborghini, Huracán EVO RWD
  3. Lamborghini, Huracán Tecnica
  4. Lamborghini, Huracán STO
  5. Lamborghini, Huracán Sterrato
  6. Lamborghini, Huracán Performante
  7. Lamborghini, Huracán EVO Fluo Capsule
  8. LLumar, Platinum Matte paint protection film

Prices, timing and process come from Brookswood Tint Shop. Legal and product facts are quoted from the sources listed, checked on October 8, 2026. Laws and product lines change; call the shop if anything here doesn't match what you've been told.

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