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Recently, the media exposed a group of Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato camouflage car spy photos that are undergoing winter testing. From the photos, the test car that was photographed only had a small amount of camouflage attached, so it is not difficult to find a lot of exterior details of the car from the photos.
Compared to the regular model, the Huracan Sterrato's most eye-catching feature is the increased metal skid plate on the front bumper, in addition to the raised body. The LED strip on the engine cover is also the same as the renderings released earlier. In addition, two yellow nylon straps were added to the huracan Sterrato's trunk cover. It is speculated that the device has two possibilities, one is an additional safety locking device, the purpose of which is to prevent the vehicle from suddenly breaking the front compartment lock when it is flying downhill or suffering from violent bumps, and then bouncing up to block the driver's field of view or even smashing the front windshield, causing danger; the other is used to fix the LED light strip, which will not appear on the production car in the future.
On the side of the car, the test car in the photo is equipped with a luggage rack that is "more form than content", and the huge air intake on the roof helps the owner enjoy the drifting pleasure while providing more fresh air for the engine. It is not difficult to find from the photos that although the tire wall thickness of the test car is already much thicker than that of the sports car of this level, the tire pattern is still not enough to withstand high-strength pull driving.
Unfortunately, the black plastic wide-body wheel headers and LED pull spotlights on the roof do not seem to appear on the test car, and it is not known whether the production version will be added. From the picture, in addition to the blackened engine trim, the overall shape of the rear is the same as the current Huracan EVO.
The Huracan Sterrato model will reportedly share the powertrain and drivetrain with the Huracan EVO in the future, but the shift logic of the four-wheel drive system and transmission will be finely tuned for unpaved driving. For reference, the 5.2L V10 engine on the Huracan EVO has a maximum power of 470 kW (639 hp) and a maximum torque of 600 Nm, which is matched with a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission.
Judging from the new car plan announced by Lamborghini CEO Winkelmann at the beginning of the year, the Huracan Sterrato will most likely become one of the four new cars unveiled by the Italian wild bull this year. However, there is no news about the specific unveiling time of the new car, only earlier media exposure, Lamborghini or planned to produce 500-1000 Huracan Sterrato.
Huracan Sterrato spy photos were first revealed