Lamborghini has experienced a turbulent year. Although new models such as Huracan Tecnica and Urus Performante have bolstered sales and the first models of the new Countach were handed out for customers to purchase, the luxury car maker has also faced other challenges.
One instance of this was in March when a cargo vessel called the Felicity Ace was destroyed by fire. The tragic incident was that 4,000 brand new vehicles of Volkswagen’s Volkswagen Group were onboard, including Bentleys, Audis, VWs, Porsches, and the final American-bound versions of the Lamborghini Aventador Ultimate
As opposed to trying to save the 15 supercars worth $550,000, Lamborghini made the decision to expand production beyond the 250 coupes and 350 roadsters originally scheduled.
The automobiles have been constructed and the Aventador is officially at the final stage of its journey. It also marks the end of an era, since this Lamborghini V12 will be hybridized from now on.
The car that was made is an Ultimate Roadster finished in a light blue Ad Personam color specified by the owner of the car in Switzerland. The fact that the final car was destined for Europe raises the question: did Lamborghini begin a fresh start with Ultimate production as it was believed initially or were the final models still in production, and were European customer orders delayed to allow for the rebuilds of missing American orders?
The Ultimae Roadster is the only naturally aspirated V12 to leave Lamborghini’s production facility situated in Sant’Agata Bolognese and marks the 11465th Aventador that has reached customers across the globe. It was first introduced in the year 2011. the Aventador isn’t exactly the most modern yet when it first debuted the CEO of Lamborghini described it by Stephan Winkelmann as “a jump of two generations in terms of design and technology,” with “performance that is simply overwhelming.”
It was the source of over eight models derivatives as well as 10 one-offs, such as those of Centenario as well as the Veneno. Although it sold less than half the amount the Huracan has sold with a time span of nearly two times as long the role it played as a symbol for the Lamborghini brand is not overstated. This was the extent of its success that the Aventador’s sales are higher than each other V12 Lamborghini models throughout the history of the brand’s legendary history.
“The Lamborghini Aventador was a game-changer at its launch, and the flagship Lamborghini model for 11 years of production,” claims Winkelmann. “The V12 engine has been part of Lamborghini’s heritage since the company’s earliest days; the beating heart of models from Miura to Diablo, Countach to Murcielago.”
Winkelmann also acknowledged the progress the car took in terms of performance and design while highlighting the fundamental principles associated with the Lamborghini brand that was expressed in the car: “pure, futuristic design; benchmarking performance; and addressing technical challenges with innovation to produce the most emotive, class-leading super sports cars. These principles are the very essence of the Lamborghini Aventador, and assure its timeless appeal.”
It was first developed by Maurizio Reggiani in the beginning, the car utilized innovative technology developed for the brand, including carbon fiber monocoque, the first V12 that is clean-sheet since the 350 GT, and a brand-new robotic gearbox. In its current form, the Aventador Ultimate has 769 horsepower and 531 pounds of torque, thanks to the 6.5-liter displacement, as well as an acceleration of 62 mph in only 2.8 seconds.
The car was the subject of special editions in Japan and around the globe, and was featured as a character in Batman: The Dark Knight Rises and later became part of worldwide NFT releases by well-known musicians and artists. In addition, the Aventador was able to perform as a supercar powered by V12 set a Nurburgring record for 2015 that was 6:59.75 seconds in its SV form and taking it back in 2018 with a 6:44.97 minute time in it was the Aventador SVJ.
Lamborghini claims that 85percent of Aventadors were purchased by customers with Ad Personam personalization, meaning Aventador buyers purchased their cars for enjoyment not to be flipped and desired them to be distinctive. More than 200 distinctive trims and colors are available to Aventador models since it came into production in the year 2011.
As the base of creating the foundation for Lamborghini Sian and Countach, both of which have hybridization and hybridization, the Aventador was the basis for its successors. The development of a new V12 hybrid V12 model is in the process of being developed and, with Lamborghini is celebrating its historical V12 models every month until 2022, we anticipate that the new model will be revealed by the end of the year.
While the future might be electrifying however, it is clear that the Aventador will always hold an important spot in our hearts.
What comes next could be unique however the Aventador will be forever the only one in its class, and that’s something very special.
