Lamborghini Huracan Tecnica brings a new hypercar to the world, and it is a classic tale by the Italian sports luxury manufacturer for its modern-day vehicle. While the world is focusing heavily on electric mobility and technology, Lamborghini is still perfecting its craft, the Huracan Tecnica, focusing on its V10 engine to power its entirety.
Lamborghini Huracan Tecnica: Classic Take for the World
Lamborghini revealed the latest Huracan Tecnica earlier, and the hyper luxury car brings the identifying aspects that make a modern classic look of the vehicle to the world. The Italian company said that it is the "best of all worlds," and they meant it as something that brings the power, joy, and design that makes a car what it is in the present.
It presents the car with almost the same aspects as the Huracan and Huracan STO, having the distinct front fascia that makes a Huracan what it is compared to the Aventador. The car's capabilities bring a 0 to 60 mph (0 to 100 km) in 3.2 seconds, and it is one insanely fast car but is inferior to the Huracan STO.
Lamborghini Huracan Tecnica and its V10
The Huracan Tecnica may be the last Lamborghini with a naturally-aspirated V10 engine, as there are rumors that the Italian sports car manufacturer is moving away from fuel engines. It also brings the same power output as the Huracan STO with 640 CV power, capable of producing 565 Nm of torque at 6,500 pm.
Lamborghini: No Takes on EVs?
Lamborghini may be creating an internal combustion engine now, but that does not mean it is shying away from the future where the world will use clean energy vehicles for its power. For now, three concept cars are in Lamborghini's research and development for its possible future in electric mobility.
These are the Lamborghini Urus, Aventador, and Huracan. Two of these hypercars focus on the AWD platform, while the Urus is famous for its luxury SUV four-door design.
There were reports that 2022 will serve as the last year for the Italian sports car manufacturer to bring their cars with internal combustion engines (ICEs) and soon transition to electric engines. The reports say that by 2023, there will be fewer fuel engines from Lambo and more electric cars to be more careful with their emissions and environmental effects.
It is not that Lamborghini has no takes on EVs or is slow in its development. It is only that the company spent decades and many efforts in perfecting its take on the fuel engines compared to electric motors or drivetrains. However, it is an inevitable case, especially with Lamborghini reaching a point where it needs to rest its V-shaped engines and opt for the environmentally friendly one.
The Huracan Tecnica may be the last hurrah for the company.
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Written by Isaiah Richard
