The Story
The Lamborghini Gallardo launched in 2003 and went on to become the best-selling Lamborghini ever, with more than 14,000 built before production ended in 2013. Nicknamed the "baby Lambo" because it sat below the V12 flagship, it was the car that put a Lamborghini within reach of a much wider group of buyers, powered by a naturally aspirated V10 that started at 5.0 liters and grew to 5.2. Named, like its stablemates, after a breed of Spanish fighting bull, it was the model that stabilized the marque and set up everything that followed.
Its importance is hard to overstate: the Gallardo's success funded the modern era of Lamborghini, and its V10 platform lived on in the Huracán that replaced it in 2014. This VeVe set renders the car in four factory colors, each a familiar shade to anyone who has chased the Gallardo across model-car shelves.
VeVe tags every piece First Edition, its marker for a genuine platform debut. The digital sculpt carries the Gallardo's compact, angular body, and four colors split the set across the rarity tiers. This one runs two Rare tiers at the base, with an Ultra Rare and a very low Secret Rare on top.
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The Four Variants
The blind box held four colors of the same Gallardo, each pulled at longer odds as the rarity climbs. The orange and black were the base pulls, the blue Secret Rare was the chase.
Edition Breakdown
| Variant | Rarity | Editions | Retail | Pull Odds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arancio Borealis | Rare | 703 | $70 | 1 in 2.84 |
| Nero Noctis | Rare | 703 | $70 | 1 in 2.83 |
| Giallo Midas | Ultra Rare | 403 | $70 | 1 in 5.10 |
| Blu Aegir | Secret Rare | 203 | $70 | 1 in 10.11 |
2,012 editions total across the four colors, with none burned. That total makes it the smallest Lamborghini blind box VeVe has run, and every tier here is scarce by platform standards.
Market Context
The Gallardo dropped in Season 9 at a $70 list price with an 8.50% market fee. At 2,012 total editions it is the tightest Lamborghini set on VeVe, and it shows in the market: even the two base Rare colors sit at 703 editions each, counts that would be a chase tier in many other drops. The Blu Aegir Secret Rare at 203 editions is the scarcest car in the set and the one carrying the strongest secondary premiums.
The First Edition status is permanent. However many Gallardo colors or trims VeVe releases later, this February 2025 set will always be the model's digital first. All VeVe collectibles now live on the Collect blockchain following the January 2026 migration, with secondary trading through the in-app market and the StackR marketplace.
Collector's Note
The Gallardo is the car that made Lamborghini a volume player, and this is its digital first. For collectors who own the diecast or scale model, it is a natural anchor, and the low overall edition counts make even the base colors worth holding. It pairs with the V10 that succeeded it, the first Huracán NFT, and the V12 flagship line in the first Murciélago NFT.
The Blu Aegir Secret Rare is the trophy at 203 editions, but the whole set is unusually scarce, so the Giallo Midas Ultra Rare in classic Lamborghini yellow is a strong pickup at 403 editions. All four colors are available on the VeVe secondary market, and the base colors sometimes list near or below original retail. New to VeVe? Grab $10 off your first purchase
Frequently Asked Questions
The first Lamborghini Gallardo digital collectible released on February 15, 2025 on VeVe as a blind box at $70 per pull. It featured four colors: Arancio Borealis (Rare, 703), Nero Noctis (Rare, 703), Giallo Midas (Ultra Rare, 403), and Blu Aegir (Secret Rare, 203).
2,012 total editions across the four colors, the smallest VeVe Lamborghini set. The Blu Aegir Secret Rare is the scarcest at 203 editions, while the two base colors sit at 703 each.
Yes. All four colors are available from other collectors on the VeVe secondary market and the StackR marketplace. The Blu Aegir commands a premium given its 203-edition cap, while the base colors sometimes list near original retail.
Launched in 2003, the Gallardo became the best-selling Lamborghini ever with more than 14,000 built through 2013. Nicknamed the "baby Lambo," its V10 platform funded the modern era of the marque and carried into the Huracán that replaced it in 2014.
It launched on Ethereum and now lives on the Collect blockchain following VeVe's completed migration in January 2026.
