How to Draw a Cartoon Lamborghini
If you love cartoon sports cars, then this tutorial on how to draw a cartoon Lamborghini is created especially for you.
The cartoon version of sketching a car is different from the realistic way. Basically, the differences are in the amount of detail and the presence of shadows.
To make drawing the cartoon Lamborghini as easy as possible, we’ve removed all shadows and additional details.
We laid out the whole process of drawing into nine super simple steps, each of which contains super simple actions. We did everything in such a way that even the most inexperienced artist could sketch a cartoon sports car.

How to draw a cartoon Lamborghini: easy tutorial
Step 1 – Sketch the cartoon supercar’s low, wide base shape
Begin by outlining the simplified body of the Lamborghini. Use light, loose lines to set the proportions of this cartoon supercar. The silhouette should look very low and wide, representing the exotic coupe character. For variation, you can make the base slightly taller if you want to draw a more toy-like funny sports car.

Step 2 – Place the large cartoon-style arches
Add oversized semicircular arches for the wheels. Sports cars always have large rims, and in a cartoon version the arches should be exaggerated even more. Give the wheel arches a symmetrical and smooth look. For a more cartoon look, you can draw them even larger than in our illustration.

Step 3 – Draw the cartoon Lamborghini’s window frame
Sketch the window frame using long, curved lines. Keep the front part noticeably lower than the rear to create the wedge-shaped sports car profile. The window should be narrow, as this is a typical Lamborghini design trait. If you want to make the car look more cartoonish, enlarge the glass area.

Step 4 – Indicate the mirror and coupe door
Draw a sharp, angular mirror at the front side of the cartoon sports car window. Then sketch the coupe door with a long, straight line and add the window separation. For accuracy, you can check the proportions by flipping the drawing in a mirror. To create a cartoon race car effect, you can sketch a large spoiler.

Step 5 – Illustrate the simplified lamps and air intake
Depict the headlight as a long angular shape at the front. Add a side air intake between the door and the rear wheel arch. At the back, sketch a simple taillight. These small details keep the car recognizable as a Lamborghini, even in cartoon form. If you want to draw a more generic sports car, you can simplify the lamps further.

Step 6 – Place simple accent details and elements
Add an additional front intake under the headlight to complete the bumper. Sketch small sidelights next to the arches. These accents make the cartoon sports car look more interesting without overloading it with detail. If desired, you can sketch a small emblem shape on the side of the cartoon vehicle body.

Step 7 – Draw the cartoon wheels of the Lamborghini
Erase all unnecessary construction lines and carefully draw the large wheels inside the arches of the cartoon Lamborghini. Keep them perfectly round, as this is important even for cartoon-style vehicles. Then add rim shapes inside the tires. If you want to exaggerate the comic effect, make the wheels even more oversized compared to the body.

Step 8 – Draw small circles inside the rims
Depict the central hub as a small circle inside each rim. Around it, draw smaller circles to convey the simplified rim shape. This step is simple but gives the wheels a complete look. You can add fewer or more circles depending on how simple or detailed you want the rims to appear.

Step 9 – Clean up and darken the supercar’s lines
Erase extra construction lines and bolden the main outline of the cartoon sports car. This will make your cartoon Lamborghini look clean and finished. At this stage, you can leave it as a line drawing or add bright colors and shadows. Coloring will make the exotic coupe sketch look even more dimensional and fun.

Next steps in cartoon and Lamborghini drawing
This guide is a continuation of our main tutorial from the cartoon sketching series for kids, where we showed how to draw a cartoon car.
In that guide, we focused on simpler and more exaggerated shapes, while here we added sportier proportions to give the vehicle a slightly more recognizable and somewhat more realistic look. At the same time, we kept the steps cartoonish and easy to follow.
For further practice, be sure to visit our easy sports car drawing tutorial, where we use a slightly more realistic technique to sketch a sports car without overwhelming beginners with excessive details.
In that tutorial, we also used a well-known sports car as an example but gave it a more realistic appearance than in this cartoon guide.
You can also check out our easy Lamborghini drawing tutorial, where we demonstrate how to sketch one of the most popular car brands in a style that is a little more advanced than the cartoon lesson but still avoids heavy detail, shading, or highlights.
And if you feel ready to take on a more serious challenge, visit our realistic Lamborghini drawing tutorial, where we go into full detail, adding volume, shading, and highlights to create the most lifelike result.
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