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Lamborghini is celebrating an historic
event: an LP 670-4 SuperVeloce version of
its current flagship V12 Murciélago,
carrying the series number 4,000, has just
left Lamborghini’s factory in Sant’Agata
Bolognese, destined for a Chinese buyer. |
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Lamborghini
is celebrating an historic event: an LP 670-4 SuperVeloce
version of its current flagship V12 Murciélago, carrying
series number 4,000, has just left Lamborghini’s factory
in Sant’Agata Bolognese, destined for a Chinese buyer.
Commenting on the record production, Automobili
Lamborghini S.p.A. President and CEO Stephan Winkelmann
said, “The enthusiasm our products incite makes us proud
and confirms that the company’s product strategy and
model range are a winning combination, producing
exceptionally desirable super sportscars.”
Only around 2,900 of the previous V12 model, the
Lamborghini Diablo, were built over eleven years of
production.
The Murciélago SuperVeloce LP 670-4 carrying series
number 4,000 is a lightweight version of the Murciélago
LP 640 on which it is based.
With an increase in power to 670 hp from its 6.5 V12
engine, and weight reduced by 100 kg, the
power-to-weight ratio of the SuperVeloce is 2.3kg/hp.
The 0-100km/h acceleration is blisteringly quick at
3.2sec, and top speed reaches 342 km/h (212mph). Only
350 SuperVeloce special series models will be produced,
with each one’s soft contours and razor-sharp edges
showing the features of an extreme driving machine.
This SuperVeloce will be delivered to Lamborghini’s
showroom in Hangzhou: China has become a strategically
important market for Lamborghini’s super sportscars. The
Italian car manufacturer has a sales affiliate in China
as well as seven dealers who have recorded an
exponential increase in sales, with the Pacific-Asian
area responsible for a quarter of all Lamborghini cars
produced.
Murciélago series number 4,000 shows off its carbon
fibre body painted in orange Arancione Atlas, a
luxurious cockpit in Alcantara and carbon fibre inserts,
black sports bucket seats with orange contrasting trim
and an imposing rear spoiler which improves vehicle
stability at high speeds.
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