Lamborghini Egoista - Anniversary Solo

This is on the occasion of its 50th anniversary
that Lamborghini introduced the concept Egoista

To celebrate its 50th anniversary, Lamborghini owners invited all of his creations to a great trip in Italy. A spirit of sharing that contrasts with the Egoista an extreme concept car unveiled at this occasion.

This is on the occasion of its fiftieth anniversary festivities that Lamborghini has pre ...

Strict two-seater for ages, the Lamborghini "classics" are far from being ideal family. However, the brand today reveals a study style that is more selfish: the aptly-named Egoista. This time, only the driver can sit in the cockpit. Or rather in the cockpit, as aerospace inspiration strongly permeates this concept. To go on board, and must raise a glass bubble, which gives access to a bucket seat ultra-enveloping a flying broomstick and how a HUD worthy of a fighter. With a 5.2 V10 increased to 600 hp Gallardo in the back, extreme sensations also announced that the appearance of this ship.

The flying broomsticks and how the HUD is more winks ...

Despite the absence of excessive aileron, the style of the Lamborghini is not in lace

From this perspective, the Egoista appears almost classical ... for Lamborghini

Egoista aptly named: only the driver can take place on board

The aviation inspiration for this concept is reflected in particular by tailpipes way air nozzles

cockpit and seat in the center position recall a fighter canopy

driving way joysticks and HUD are other eye to the world of fighter winks

Signed Walter de'Silva, the style of this prototype birthday is indeed far from the lace. It is in line with the controversial Veneno, presented at the last Geneva Motor Show. The curves are completely banned, and simple features was clearly not a priority, despite the absence of excessive aileron. In this regard, it is again aviation have been the model for this Egoista, which should never be marketed. Not even three copies, such as Veneno, or a single unit, such as tray Aventador J. But maybe Christopher Nolan, the interpreter of the last Batman, the Batmobile will be interested to replace the Aventador from his personal collection?