Lamborghini Egoista immortalised with museum display
20 May 2014|3,332 views
The collection in the Lamborghini Museum has now expanded by one with the addition of the one of a kind Lamborghini Egoista - a supercar developed by Walter De Silva, Head of Volkswagen Group Design, as a tribute to the House of The Raging Bull's 50th anniversary last year.
Inspired by the Apache attack helicopter, the Egoista, which is Italian for 'selfish' is powered by a 5.2-litre V10 engine that churns out 600bhp and takes the attributes that are in the DNA of every Lamborghini to the next level.
The design is sharply distinguished by a muscular structure with alternating open and solid areas, and the profile suggests the stylised silhouette of a bull about to charge.
The car's aeronautical flair can clearly be seen in the headlight system while the aeronautical inspiration is also evident in the body made of lightweight materials such as carbon fibre and aluminium. The cockpit is conceived as a removable accessory, which allows the driver to be insulated and protected from external elements.
A year after it was introduced, the Lamborghini Egoista has returned to its home in Sant'Agata Bolognese where it will permanently be on display at Lamborghini headquarters.
Inspired by the Apache attack helicopter, the Egoista, which is Italian for 'selfish' is powered by a 5.2-litre V10 engine that churns out 600bhp and takes the attributes that are in the DNA of every Lamborghini to the next level.
The design is sharply distinguished by a muscular structure with alternating open and solid areas, and the profile suggests the stylised silhouette of a bull about to charge.
The car's aeronautical flair can clearly be seen in the headlight system while the aeronautical inspiration is also evident in the body made of lightweight materials such as carbon fibre and aluminium. The cockpit is conceived as a removable accessory, which allows the driver to be insulated and protected from external elements.
A year after it was introduced, the Lamborghini Egoista has returned to its home in Sant'Agata Bolognese where it will permanently be on display at Lamborghini headquarters.
The collection in the Lamborghini Museum has now expanded by one with the addition of the one of a kind Lamborghini Egoista - a supercar developed by Walter De Silva, Head of Volkswagen Group Design, as a tribute to the House of The Raging Bull's 50th anniversary last year.
Inspired by the Apache attack helicopter, the Egoista, which is Italian for 'selfish' is powered by a 5.2-litre V10 engine that churns out 600bhp and takes the attributes that are in the DNA of every Lamborghini to the next level.
The design is sharply distinguished by a muscular structure with alternating open and solid areas, and the profile suggests the stylised silhouette of a bull about to charge.
The car's aeronautical flair can clearly be seen in the headlight system while the aeronautical inspiration is also evident in the body made of lightweight materials such as carbon fibre and aluminium. The cockpit is conceived as a removable accessory, which allows the driver to be insulated and protected from external elements.
A year after it was introduced, the Lamborghini Egoista has returned to its home in Sant'Agata Bolognese where it will permanently be on display at Lamborghini headquarters.
Inspired by the Apache attack helicopter, the Egoista, which is Italian for 'selfish' is powered by a 5.2-litre V10 engine that churns out 600bhp and takes the attributes that are in the DNA of every Lamborghini to the next level.
The design is sharply distinguished by a muscular structure with alternating open and solid areas, and the profile suggests the stylised silhouette of a bull about to charge.
The car's aeronautical flair can clearly be seen in the headlight system while the aeronautical inspiration is also evident in the body made of lightweight materials such as carbon fibre and aluminium. The cockpit is conceived as a removable accessory, which allows the driver to be insulated and protected from external elements.
A year after it was introduced, the Lamborghini Egoista has returned to its home in Sant'Agata Bolognese where it will permanently be on display at Lamborghini headquarters.
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