4 articles · Updated · The Armidale Express · May 9
The €5m-plus V12 hybrid run includes one left-hand-drive car for Australia and delivers 794kW, making it Lamborghini's most powerful roofless model.
Engineers had to heavily rework the Revuelto-based carbon-fibre structure, cooling and crash systems because the original monofuselage was never designed for a roofless version.
The roadster cannot meet US pedestrian-impact rules, limiting production, while technology developed for it is set to appear on future Revuelto and Temerario variants.
Is Lamborghini's fastest roadster a masterpiece or a six-figure maintenance nightmare for its fifteen exclusive owners?
Lamborghini shelved its EV for a hybrid. Is this a genius pivot or a billion-dollar mistake in the electric race?