An early glimpse at the track-focused SVJ version of Lamborghini's impending V12 supercar is provided by independent visual artist Hycade.
There is a lot of discussion regarding the appearance and performance of the new V12-powered Lamborghini flagship as soon as it is announced. This is also true for the eagerly awaited Aventador's replacement, whose exterior is likely accurately shown in a 3D model made by digital artist Hycade.
The design of Hycade is not particularly creative. It is based on multiple spy photos and recently released supercar patent drawings. The artist goes a step further and presents his idea for the track-focused SVJ rather than simply modeling the regular model that is anticipated this year.
The CAD-generated model has deeply sculpted detailing, ultra-aggressive stylistic cues, and the wedge form found on all Lamborghini flagships. According to prior spy photos, details like the dual hexagonal exhaust pipes situated between the taillights, the flying buttresses, the greenhouse, the complicated intakes on the profile, and the Y-shaped LED lighting signature on both ends are likely extremely near to the actual vehicle. Here, the huge aero components, particularly the enormous rear wing, were designed specifically to support the SVJ emblem.
The undisclosed 2011–2022 Aventador replacement will be equipped with a plug-in hybrid drivetrain built around a new V12 engine. The hybrid supercar is anticipated to have more than the 760 horsepower (567 kW / 770 PS) of the Aventador SVJ due to the additional power offered by the electric motors, albeit we don't have any information on the specs. This suggests that future iterations could be able to generate data with quadruple digits while utilizing advanced torque vectoring techniques.
Seven years after the normal Aventador's 2011 launch, the Lamborghini Aventador SVJ was unveiled in 2018. Because the previous SV debuted in 2014, it is possible that a performance flagship version of the next-generation supercar won't be available for some time. Nevertheless, using digital representations to envision the future of the car industry and fantasize about the next favorite model for Sant'Agata enthusiasts is entertaining.
