Lamborghini Invincible and Authentic, the end of supercars

These are the last cars made by Lamborghini to be equipped with a rear longitudinal 6.5 liter 12-cylinder engine before the transition to the hybrid era.

A few weeks after the debut of Lamborghini’s first hybrid supercar, the Italian company pays tribute to its famous naturally aspirated V12 with the launch of the new Invincible and Autentica,
respectively a coupe and a roadster. These will be the last cars made by Lamborghini to be equipped with a rear-mounted 6.5-litre 12-cylinder engine before this transition to the hybrid era. The final farewell to Lamborghini’s V12 powertrain delivers 780 horsepower and a maximum torque of 720 Nm at 6,750 rpm, mated to a seven-speed ISR gearbox, all-wheel drive and Lamborghini Dynamic Steering that controls all four wheels.

For this reason, the two unmistakable ‘one-offs’ are designed by Lamborghini Centro Stile as the essence of maximum creativity using the V12 platform, reflecting the design elements that contributed to the
iconic company Meaning, as well as a sporty character inspired by the track. They pay homage to masterpieces of Lamborghini design: the Sesto Elemento, a tribute to lightness and motorsport characterized by a large rear wing; the Reventón, with its unique aviation style; and the Veneno, which pushes the quest for aerodynamic perfection to its limits.

both models
share the same carbon fiber monocoque of the Aventador, built in Sant’Agata Bolognese, along with a full carbon body incorporating design and technologies successfully proven by Lamborghini in competition. The imposing bonnet is the same as that of the Essenza SCV12, together with the pronounced front splitter with vertical pillars designed to manage the airflow in the most efficient way.

A well-known modern design motif from Lamborghini, the hexagon integrates harmoniously yet strikingly into the car’s distinctive visual elements, starting with the distinctive front and rear lights enhanced by innovative hexagonal LED lamps. On the hood, the air intakes are reminiscent of those of the Sesto Elemento, and the same details are repeated in the triple central exhaust with Inconel tips: a special high-performance steel alloy from the aerospace industry.

The interior of both cars is characterized by clean lines, with a minimalist dashboard enhanced by 3D-printed hexagonal vents and no instrumentation on the console, to underline the lightness of the interior and focus on pure driving pleasure. The dashboard itself is made of carbon fiber, with a digital indicator with graphics specific to each vehicle.

The Invincible Coupé is characterized by the subtle contrast between the dominant red hue and the carbon-look elements enhanced by red ‘scales’. The Rosso Efesto bodywork is complemented by carbon fiber sills and sills, as well as Rosso Mars brake calipers, which sit behind single-nut wheels and carbon fiber fairings to vent the braking package. Two hexagonal tri-colors stand out on the classic scissor doors: a tribute to the Italian flag, which can be found on both the door trim and the steering wheel.

The body-colored interior is contrasted by Rosso Alala leather and Nero Cosmus Alcantara, accentuated by custom Rosso Alala and Nero Ade embroidery. The dashboard features the Lamborghini logo in Rosso Efesto, the same color used for the gearshift paddles on the steering wheel.

In the same spirit, but keeping its unique character, the Authentic roadster has a body in Grigio Titans with details in matt black and decoration in Giallo Auge: a color that is repeated on the brake calipers and on the main aerodynamic elements. These include the front splitter and motorsport-derived rear wing that optimizes downforce, flanked by a pair of winglets.

The profile of the car is unique thanks to the two screens with integrated roll bars, inspired by the open racing cars of the past. The open-air interior features elegant Giallo Taurus embroidery, with contrasting Nero Ade leather upholstery and two-tone Alcantara Nero Cosmus and Grigio Octans.

Source: La Verdad

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