New Lamborghini Huracan Blows its Top Roadster Style in Photoshop

This is what the topless version of the all-new Lamborghini Huracan 610-4 could look like. Seen here in the interpretation of Hungarian designer X-Tomi, it closely follows the example set by the drop-top Aventador – it appears to have a very similar roof system with a small aperture too…

I personally think that the Huracan is not as pretty as the Gallardo was back in the day, though, to be fair, not even that looked its best with a hard top, and to this day, the Gallardo Spider is still the nicer-looking of the two. Will it be the case here too?

First indications (i.e. this rendering) would suggest an affirmative answer would be in order, but we’ll have to wait and see what the actual one looks like before casting strong opinions.

Whatever the case, it’s still not a bad looker overall, especially from the back, where its Sesto Elemento inspiration is oh so clear, so I suspect that a coat of matte black paint, red accents and a spoiler on the back won’t detract from its aesthetic merits at all…

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By Andrei Nedelea

Designer: X-Tomi

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DMC Dreams Up a Digital Tune for New Lamborghini Huracan

Only the announcement of a new Lamborghini model sends shivers up the spine of specialized supercar tuners like DMC, which has rushed in to present a digital take of what the Huracan could look like with a carbon fiber aero package.

True, it’s only a render for now and DMC did not share any words about the project, but judging from the company's previous works, we gather that it shouldn't be too far away from what it will release next year when the Lamborghini Huracan begins to arrive in showrooms across the world.

The kit displayed here comprises a roof scoop, a protruding lip spoiler, side skirts, and a traditional (think Countach) rear wing, and even though we don't see the rear end, a diffuser is very likely included in DMC's vision of a tuned Huracan.

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