Although the patent was filed in North Macedonia, it is unclear how the images were leaked. Despite the low resolution of the images, they give a good indication of what to expect when the new car is officially unveiled in March.
The new supercar appears to take inspiration from previous Aventador-based limited edition models, specifically the Centenario and Sian, and features a front fascia similar to the Sian, as well as a top-mounted diffuser from the Centenario. Additionally, the car has retained the Y-shaped LED headlights and taillights found on other recent Lamborghini models.
One of the most striking features of the car are the massive side air intakes, which will be used to cool the 12-cylinder engine. The top view image also provides a glimpse of the V12 engine located directly behind the driver and passenger.
Previous spy photos have confirmed that the new Lamborghini will be hybridized, in line with increasing fuel economy and emissions standards. However, the V12 engine will remain naturally aspirated rather than turbocharged, and will also utilize the lightweight supercapacitor technology originally seen on the Sian FKP 37 and the reborn Countach. The car is expected to have a total output of more than 769 horsepower, similar to that of the Countach, or even more.
The patent images do not reveal anything about the interior, but previous spy shots have shown a fully digital interior cluster, which confirms the presence of the V12 engine and its hybrid nature. The car is also expected to feature a dual-clutch automatic transmission, an upgrade from the single-clutch automated gearbox found in the Aventador.
Further information about the Aventador successor, which is expected to be named Revuelto according to a previous trademark filing, is expected to be released in the lead up to its launch in early spring.
Source: Carbuzz