Lamborghini Huracan Images Download

LAMBORGHINI HURACAN REVEALED UPDATE: It's confirmed. These images are official renderings, and a new video has also surfaced that reveals the Huracan starting up and rolling in a warehouse. See below. News of Lamborghini's so-called Huraca

Lamborghini has released its first official images of the upcoming Huracan Sterrato without camouflage and confirmed that the off-road-capable supercar will be revealed on Wednesday, 30 November, ahead of its display at Art Basel Miami that begins on 1 December.

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These new images confirm that the roof-mounted intake scoop seen on test mules will be making its way to production, as will the roof rails and additional LED lights fitted to the front bumper. Bolted-on fender flares and extra plastic cladding will feature, too, in an effort to preserve the bodywork as the car slides about on loose surfaces.

We can't wait to see how it stacks up against the similar-in-philosophy 911 Dakar. Interestingly, reports have surfaced that when Stephan Winkelmann took over (again) at Lamborghini, his primary goal was to beat Porsche to market with an off-road supercar. Perhaps this is why these images of the Sterrato have been published ahead of the 911 Dakar's official unveiling this week.

The Lamborghini Huracan is set to receive a facelift for the 2020 model year and, now, ahead of its official debut, a couple of teaser images of the upcoming Supercar have surfaced online. Lamborghini has been working on a mid-life facelift for the Huracan for a while now and that fact that the supercar maker is teasing the car indicates that it's likely to be making its global debut this year itself. According to Auto Express, the Santa'Agata Bolognese-based company released the teaser on its smartphone app which is reserved to customers.

Slated for production in 2018, Project Panther does not look much like a Huracn aside from perhaps the rear diffuser and exhaust placement. That said, the above images are renderings and Project Panther is still very much pre-production. With a wedge shape, wide fender flares, pop-up headlamps, and a raked roofline running over a flat rear deck, Project Panther looks quite faithful to the original Pantera form. e24fc04721