The LAST And CRAZIEST V10 Lambo and It's Successor

Lamborghini's farewell to the Huracan model and its iconic V-10 engine through a final special edition called the Huracan STJ. Limited to 10 units, this version builds upon the STO with minor upgrades, including adjustable shock absorbers and aero enhancements, aiming for improved performance. Two distinct liveries are offered, and the interior features exclusive touches, emphasizing its exclusivity.
Despite maintaining the same power output as the standard Huracan, the STJ marks the end of an era, symbolizing the conclusion of the Huracan's chapter and the V-10 engine's legacy. With production already sold out, Lamborghini is set to introduce the Huracan's successor, rumored to be named the Temerario, later in the year. The Temerario is expected to feature a smaller turbocharged engine paired with electric motors and inherit the innovative eight-speed dual-clutch transmission from the Revuelto. While specific engine details remain uncertain, spy videos suggest a V8 powertrain, possibly derived from the Le Mans hypercar project.
The successor will depart from the shared components with Audi's R8, distancing itself from previous perceptions and likely commanding a premium price. It's speculated to utilize a carbon fiber mono fuselage platform, continuing Lamborghini's trend towards hybridization and modularity. Though initial teaser timelines have been missed, anticipation remains high for the unveiling of the Temerario, aligning with Lamborghini's tradition of naming models after Spanish fighting bulls.
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The Sexto Elemento body was made of carbon plastic.
But even the suspension was made out of carbon fiber.