Lamborghini has made an official announcement at the Frankfurt Motor Show in regards to the Sesto Elemento concept which was unveiled at last year’s Paris Motor Show. President and CEO of Automobili Lamborghini, Stephan Winkelmann has confirmed that the concept will go into production. We are also expecting the production version to be identical to the Paris concept.
The production Sesto Elemento will be limited to a 20-unit production run and is planned for a launch in early 2013. This track-only 999 kg model will use a 570hp V10 powerhouse linked to an all wheel drive system. With those figures, the vehicle’s power-to-weight ratio is set at 1.75 kg per hp, allowing the monster to hit 100km/h in just 2.5 seconds from a standstill.
It uses a carbon fiber monocoque made of forged composite and there is also extensive use of carbon fiber throughout the vehicle. Stephan Winkelmann said, “The excellent feedback and the numerous requests we’ve had from our customers have really convinced us to embark on the challenge of producing a vehicle with unique characteristics”.
“We are proud that what a year ago was just a ‘technology demonstrator’ of future super sports cars, even though in working order, will become a small series reality,” he added.
Click here to view more photos of the Lamborghini Sesto Elemento concept.
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Awesome……(jaws dropping to the floor)
looks like a lipas..
There goes the chances of seeing one on the road in malaysia… 20 units…track-only…
not so fast.. remember the Reventon? How many goes to singapore lol, U have a sliight chance to see one coming to johor or KL.
I just wish they would get rid of the triangular holes on the front hood… but with these cars, I guess its always about being eccentric and extravangant…
that is aerodynamic my fren..
boring……………..
Then what’s interesting for you?
Maybe myvi extreme 1.5 suite to u..LoL
this thing is full of sharp edges..
“Jumping jupiter Batman! The Joker’s getting away!”…
“Quick Robin! To the Batmobile…” :)
If I haven’t seen “track-olnly” in the article, I’ve mistaken it as the Gallardo’s successor..