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GENROQ October 2025 Issue Released!

株式会社三栄 has officially launched the October 2025 issue of GENROQ on August 26, 2025. The centerpiece of this edition is the feature titled "Evolving Lamborghini,” which dives deep into the latest advancements from the iconic Italian automaker.

Exploring the New Lamborghini

The highlight of the issue is the first test drive of the third-generation “Baby Lamborghini,” the all-new Temerario. This plugin-hybrid vehicle makes history as Lamborghini's first to feature a mid-mounted V8 twin-turbo engine. Through an insightful interview with the development head and detailed breakdowns of its engineering, we uncover the secrets behind this groundbreaking model.

Additionally, keen enthusiasts can look forward to a comprehensive showcase of the current Lamborghini lineup, including models such as the Huracan STJ and a thrilling comparison between the Urus SE and Urus Performante. With the Urus gaining a significant facelift and transitioning to a plug-in hybrid in the Urus SE, its much-praised refinement has stirred a discussion on the soul of Lamborghini. Is it the 'Spartan' nature of former models that true fans yearn for? We took the chance to examine both current and historical variations to draw our conclusions.

The Ultimate Supersport Experience

In the second major feature, we embark on a journey into the realm of "Ultimate Supersport" cars. Test drives of the Aston Martin Valhalla and Ferrari F80 are included, showcasing these modern marvels. The F80, a significant entrant joining the ranks of legendary supercars like the 288 GTO, F40, F50, Enzo, and LaFerrari, promises to redefine sports driving yet again. What new exhilarating driving experiences does the F80 have in store?

The Battle of the Titans

The third segment, “THE BATTLE,” pits some of the sportiest cars against each other:

1. Porsche 911 GTS Cabriolet vs. Aston Martin Vantage Roadster
2. Audi SQ6 e-tron vs. Porsche Macan Turbo
3. BMW Alpina D3 S Touring vs. BMW M3 Touring
4. BMW M235 Gran Coupe vs. BMW 220d Gran Coupe

The Aston Martin Vantage Roadster, featuring a dramatically improved 4L V8 twin-turbo engine, is set to face off against the Porsche 911 Carrera GTS Cabriolet. This match-up promises to showcase superior performance and engineering in the high-octane world of luxury sports cars.

On another front, two cars developed on the shared electric platform “PPE,” the Q6 e-tron and Macan, will battle it out as we explore their respective top models. What distinct characteristics set these two vehicles apart?

Additional Highlights

Not to miss, we also introduce other luxurious and sporty vehicles like the Cadillac Lyriq, Lexus RX450h+, Volvo EX30 Cross Country, and BMW M2. In an exclusive segment titled “CRITICAL JUDGMENT,” renowned racing drivers Tetsuya Tanaka and Akira Nishimura provide candid insights into the performance of these sports cars. Testing at the Suzuka Circuit reveals the true persona of the compact BMW M2, further adding depth to our feature.

The October 2025 issue of GENROQ, packed with 160 colorful pages, is available for purchase at a price of 1,210 yen (tax included). For more details, visit GENROQ's official page.

About GENROQ

Since its inception 37 years ago, GENROQ has been dedicated to sharing the allure of world-class supercars and hyperperformance vehicles with enthusiasts and aspirants alike. It stands as a bridge connecting readers to the glamorous world of these extraordinary automobiles.

About San-ei Co., Ltd.

A seasoned publisher with over 70 years of experience, San-ei continues to produce automotive and racing-related magazines. By leveraging extensive networks and specialized knowledge acquired over the decades, it has expanded its reach into diverse fields such as sports, fashion, and outdoor activities. The company is committed to enhancing brand power through various content channels, including magazines, events, and digital platforms.

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