Man shows how you open the trunk on a $460,000 Lamborghini Huracán STO and asks if it’s worth it

We know that supercars aren’t built for families or luggage, but seeing a demo of the trunk on a Lamborghini Huracán STO will surprise you.

Opening it is far from convenient.

Plus, it’s not entirely sure what the space was designed to carry.

In fact, this YouTuber questioned whether it was worth having one at all.

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The Lamborghini Huracán STO

Lamborghini has been completely transparent about the purpose of this coveted supercar.

“A super-sports car created with a singular purpose, the Huracán STO delivers all the feel and technology of a genuine race car in a road-legal model,” their website says.

Translation: it wasn’t designed to carry cargo, more than one passenger – and certainly not Shaquille O’Neal.

So you’d think its trunk would be front of mind in its design, right? Wrong.

Its controversial trunk

First, things first, as the motorsport enthusiasts at 80Eighty demonstrated, the frunk of a $260,000 Lamborghini is a breeze to open with a touch button in its center.

While diminutive, it’s likely big enough to hold cabin luggage comfortably.

Enter the $460,000 Lamborghini Huracán STO which is a ‘little bit of a different story’.

To open it, you need to reach under the steering wheel cover and – like some kind of escape room – retrieve a tiny key.

This is then used to unlock a small lock on the vents before pushing a button to release and running around the other side of the car to do the same again before the hood lifts up.

Don’t be fooled. While the way the car opens up is grand, the ‘tiny little trunk’ beneath is anything but.

“You can fit a couple of sodas in there,” he jokes.

Which begs the question: “Is it even worth having a trunk?”

What do you think?