2012 Paris Motor Show - Lamborghini Gallardo Facelift revealed

Lamborghini's entry-level Gallardo supercar, which first went on sale back in 2003 has gone through a number of major and minor facelifts and performance tweaks in its career so far. With no imminent replacement, Lamborghini has infused a last dose of cosmetic tweaks into the supercar and presented the new range of 2013 Lamborghini Facelift supercars at the 2012 Paris Motor Show. 

The standard LP560-4 Gallardo models now features a subtly difference look, inspired by the more angular design language seen on the Aventador. The bumper now has a huge intake that stretches the entire width, while there are some new hexagonal brake ducts too. The trapezoidal patterns are mirrored at the rear of the car and there's a new set of 19-inch alloys wheels available.

A new 'Style Package' is available as an option, giving buyers the choice of gloss black paint on the front spoiler as well as the front and rear grilles.

The LP570-4 Superleggera and LP570-4 Spyder Performante receive a new options package called Edizione Tecnica. Add this, and the car receives a fixed wing on the rear deck, carbon-ceramic brakes, and exclusive two-tone paint jobs.

On the other hand, the Gallardo LP 550-2 coupé and Spyder models continue unchanged.

Lamborghini plans on limiting colors to three schemes -  a matte black body with orange pillars and intakes, matte white with orange pillars and intakes, and orange with matte black pillars and intakes. However, if your pocket runs deeper than a regular Lamborghini customer, then you could also order bespoke hues, which can be bought through the company's 'Ad Personam' personalization program. 

While on the outside, the Gallardo's changed for sure. But underneath the skin and panels lies the same 5.2-litre V10 engine, which churns out 545PS of max power. 

The new range of Gallardo models will be offered on sale in Lamborghini showrooms from November 2012.