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Lamborghini often posts mysterious hints to tease new models. Recently, the new hypercar announcement is no different. Rumors and speculations within the auto industry have long suspected the company of working on an electric vehicle. Given the specifics of the trailer and Instagram posts, many Lamborghini enthusiasts think that the hybrid may finally be ready. It is incredibly difficult to create a hypercar with electric or partially electric engine components, as they don’t always generate the requisite horsepower. Nonetheless, if Lamborghini has been able to do it, their official announcement of the vehicle will be ground-breaking.
On Instagram, the company released a cryptic trailer. In the final frame, an underlit model is shown. Only the futuristic front lighting elements are shown. The backdrop is a yellow beam of light, a beam that looks suspiciously like electricity. While some fans speculate that this may just been a re-release of an existing Lamborghini model, others are convinced that this is an electric car. Several insider reports detail the proposed spending and investments of the company. Investing in electric and low-emission vehicles is currently more profitable than creating newer versions of existing Lamborghinis. This provides credibility to the predictions of an electric vehicle.
Notably, the car’s front lights in the Instagram trailer have a distinct, sideways ‘Y’ shape. This is nearly identical to the 2017 concept car, the Lamborghini Terzo Millenio. This car was not put into production once the concept was announced, however, the new release bears several similarities. Additionally, the Terzo Millenio was an electric and self-driving vehicle. This coincides with other reports of Lamborghini working to create a hybrid. Fans of the brand hope this potential re-release of the Terzo Millenio retains its other unique features. If it does, the new supercar may be a unique and innovative vehicle.
Among the Terzo Millenio’s other unique features, the most notable is the self-healing feature. Simplistically explained, the self-healing feature makes use of the advanced onboard computer within the car. This computer can assess the health of the vehicle, far beyond what most onboard computers can do. It can detect cracks in the car’s body and any inconsistencies in how the motor is running. Additionally, the Terzo Millenio’s body is made nearly entirely of carbon fiber. While this adds to the cost tremendously, it also provides additionally strength than steel, while being significantly lighter. This dramatically increases performance.
It is unknown whether the teased car in the mysterious trailer is the Terzo Millenio or something else entirely. Lamborghini has promised to announce the car officially at the 2019 Frankfurt Auto Show. This show is held yearly in Frankfurt, Germany. This year, it commences on September 14th. Until then, excited fans will have to wait until the car is officially announced to know resolutely.
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