Bojan Vrbnjak
Successor Lamborghini Aventador should be shown to the public shortly. But so far we can be the next Italian V12 athlete seen only on the basis of patent applications and in simple black and white sketches. Nevertheless, it can be seen from these sketches and of course the patent that it will have a successor to the Aventador wild design. Masked test specimens also gave us a taste.
Colleagues from Kolesa.ru they tried to reveal to the designers by patent breathe life into it in such a way that the sketches were transformed into a set computer renderings. Unofficial renders show the successor Aventador in color ahead of its supposed public debut in a few months, giving us a glimpse of how this new V12 beast looked like. They also followed what we saw in the spy photos camouflaged models, which have already passed road tests. According to the words by Stephan Winkelmann, the CEO of Lamborghini, the long-awaited successor to the Aventador will be unveiled in the month of March. A patent for the design appeared early on the website World Intellectual Property Organizations (WIPO) recently filed with the Office North Macedonia. The patent owner was listed as Cars Lamborghini SPA.
Design patents and computer renderings they show the aggressive front fascia of the successor to the Aventador, reminiscent of the Sian FKP 37, while the exhaust pipes should be located higher. It's also on the rear massive diffuser, which is among the largest body-to-body ratios we've seen so far. Motive "Y" headlights and taillights, as well as massive engine air intakes, are also evident in the patent and rendering. It is not visible here inside, which was caught by spy photographers last November. The footage showed a city driving mode, a redline at 8.500rpm and dual screens on the center console.
A camouflaged prototype of the successor to the Aventador
As for the powertrain, it will the successor to the Aventador equipped with a new one V12 engine, together with plug-in hybrid powertrain to meet emissions regulations. Lamborghini plans to partially electrify its other models, including the successor Huracana and Urus. An all-electric model, however, is expected to arrive later this decade.
