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New Lamborghini Huracan LP 610-4 Spyder: THE OOMPH CAR!!


Mumbai: Automobili Lamborghini India launched the new Huracán LP 610-4 Spyder in India. The new Huracán LP 610-4 Spyder was unveiled along-with the inauguration of the Lamborghini Mumbai showroom in the presence of Sebastien Henry, Head-Lamborghini Southeast Asia and Sharad Agarwal, Head-Lamborghini India.
Present at the launch, Sebastien Henry, Head, Lamborghini Southeast Asia, said, “India is one of the key strategic markets for Lamborghini. Given the projected economic growth in India, we are optimistic about our scope in the country. Our main growth thrust will always comprise of innovation and as a testament to this we are glad to introduce the new Huracán LP 610-4 Spyder in India. The car combines performance of the Huracán coupé paired with the emotional facet of open air driving. Replacing the best-selling open-top model in Lamborghini’s history, the Gallardo Spyder, we are confident that the Huracán LP 610-4 Spyder will carry forward the legacy of its predecessor.”
The new Huracán Spyder stands for inspiring technology, outstanding quality and breathtaking performance. Luxurious comfort with a pure and dynamic design ensures the convertible version of the Huracán is an iconic Lamborghini in its own right. Its lightweight, electrohydraulic soft top gives the new Lamborghini a distinctive presence with roof both open and closed, and maximum comfort for driver and passenger with uncompromising handling and performance.
For the geekies: The naturally aspirated 5.2 L V10 engine produces 610 bhp. The new Huracán LP 610-4 Spyder accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.4seconds, with a top speed of 324 km/h. The Spyder also includes new technical features of the 2016 model year Huracán family, including ‘cylinder on demand’ in combination with ‘stop start’, and a new electronically controlled all-wheel drive set-up for even improved driving behavior.
The most distinctive feature of the Huracán Spyder is its new soft top. The roof is available in three different colors: black, brown and red. Even with the roof up, the lines of the Spyder differ significantly from those of the coupé. The lightweight soft top fits perfectly into the Spyder’s silhouette while up, and when down is hidden away into the most efficient space possible, maintaining the Spyder’s perfect center of gravity and revealing the athletic and equally powerful lines of the open car.
Huracán Spyder LP 610-4 is priced at Rs 3.89 Crores (Ex-showroom) Delhi.
The Spyder may not be a car everyone can afford but it will surely put a smile on the face of any person who has the money to buy this car. The Spyder will surely not sell in huge numbers but knowing Lamborghini, even if the number is a mid two digit figure, it shall be quite a surprise.

REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BUY THE CAR


  • Inspiring Huracán technology and performance with open air emotion
  • Electrohydraulic, lightweight soft top for pure Spyder feeling
  • Smart aerodynamic solutions for maximum open-top driving comfort
  • Naturally aspirated 5.2 L V10 engine with 449 kW/610 hp, 0 -100 km/h in 3.4 seconds, top speed 324 km/h (201 mph)
  • ‘Cylinder on demand’ technology in combination with stop-and- start system for lower CO2-emissions

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