This bull is ready to run … into the dirt.

The Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato is a new off-road version of the super-coupe that will be the last variant before the model is discontinued next year.

The Sterrato features several rally-inspired updates to make it capable of driving on dirt, sand and gravel roads.

The two-seater gets a 1.7-inch ride height increase to seven inches and protective lower body and wheel arch cladding to go with it.

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The Huracan Sterrato has seven inches of ground clearance. (Lamborghini)

A roof-mounted air intake is added to help feed its 602 hp V10 engine with clean air on dusty roads.

The Sterrato is equipped with an all-wheel-drive system that has an electronic locking rear differential for use on the slipperiest surfaces and a traction management system with a special Rally mode.

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The Sterrato's roof-mounted air intake feeds air to its V10. (Lamborghini)

Its digital instrumentation includes an inclinometer, compass and other screens to assist during off-road excursions.

A pair of auxiliary lights are installed on the hood and the Sterrato is the first Huracan with standard roof racks for gear to augment its small front trunk.

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Auxiliary lighting and roof racks are unique to the model. (Lamborghini)

Since there is no room for a spare, the Sterrato rides on Bridgestone Dueler AT002 all-terrain tires with a run-flat design.

Despite the off-road updates, the Sterrato is capable of accelerating to 60 mph in less than 3.4 seconds and achieving a top speed of 160 mph.

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Lamborghini will only build 1,499 Sterrato's starting early next year at a yet-to-be announced price, but the Huracan's current top trim starts at approximately $325,000.

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Sterrato is Italian for "unpaved." (Lamborghini)

The Huracan is Lamborghini's all-time bestseller, with over 20,000 delivered since it went on sale in 2014.

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It is set to be replaced for the 2024 model year with an all-new car with a hybrid powertrain.