The Lamborghini Aventador had a successful 11-year-long run. The brand sold more than 11,000 vehicles during that period and included a few special editions such as that of the Aventador J and a few performance variants such as the SVJ which each contributed to keeping the legendary car in the market for more than 10 years.
It’s time to end the line. This year’s Aventador Ultimae marks the supercar’s departure , and a brand new and improved successor is already on its road. Lamborghini has announced that the new Aventador is expected to debut in two weeks. In the meantime, we’re here to answer any queries you may have regarding the coming Lambo.
According to all reports according to all accounts, the Aventador successor will look gorgeous. Photos of the interior reveal an identical shape and light fixtures as the first Aventador and hint at models that are limited-production like those of Sian FKP 37 and Terzo Millennio concealed within its DNA.
Patent images give a clearer image of what the new Lambo could appear like. A more aggressive set of LED running lights define the front of the car, as well as two sharp creases that highlight the line of the hood. The rear is also angular with lighting fixtures that have two exhaust tips that are massively mounted to the center that protrude from the bumper.
We reached out to our rendering artist to bring these spy images and patent pictures to life. The images you see here will help you paint more precise images of what the next Lamborghini will look like when it goes into production.
There aren’t many clear shots of the interior apart from some distant spy shots and it’s evident it will have a new style in the cabin. The images show a free-standing digital display in the front of the driver’s seat and a second display within the middle of the dashboard. The design is a V-shape above the dash, and it could have HVAC functions.
What Will It Be Called?
Lamborghini hasn’t announced the name of the car that the new supercar could be named, however there are rumors that suggest it could be called “Revuelto.” The name was first trademarked in 2022. However, it’s not in line with the traditional Lamborghini name structure to the letter; “revuelto” loosely translates to “scrambled up.” However, it retains its Spanish theme
What’s Under The Hood?
The positive is that a V12 is likely to be able to remain. The downside – for some , is that it’s going to be hybridized. It’s the Invencible and Autentica two-offs were the final of Lamborghini’s two V12-powered cars in the transition towards hybrid powertrains and eventually electric. Lamborghini intends to have all electric vehicles by 2024.
The Aventador replacement will not be completely electric but it’ll come with a hybrid version that has some assist, paired with a V12 engine that is different from that of the Aventador. This 6.5-liter displacement is likely to remain the same but there are rumors of an electric powertrain with two electric motors to provide more energy.
In addition, with the Ferrari SF90 directly in its sight and the upcoming Aventador replacement could be capable of delivering more than 1,000 horsepower when tilted to the max. It should be able to reach 60 miles/hour in less than 2.5 seconds and go to reach a top speed of around 200 miles per hour.
How Much Will It Cost?
The present Aventador Ultimae costs just a fraction of $498,000. It’s true that this model is the last run of the Aventador. Aventador however don’t be surprised to learn that the next version will starting at a higher price. Another excellent comparison could be that of the Ferrari SF90, which starts at just under $516,000 in 2023. Lambo’s new car is likely to be that far off from the price.
When Will We See It?
The Lamborghini Aventador successor is set to be launched by the close of March. It will be 2024 models and be available for sale by the end of the year.
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