2015 Lamborghini Huracan LP 610-4 - Storyboard
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The Lamborghini Huracan Was Lamborghini's Successor To The GallardoIntroduced in 2015, this was Lamborghini's entry-level offering with a V-10 under the hood
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Full LED lighting system for improved visibility and distinctive styleDistinctive Y-shaped daytime running lights and sharp LED taillights created unmistakable styling, while an aggressive bumper with wide intakes improved airflow.
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Optional transparent engine cover showcases V10 heartHighlighted the Huracán's powerplant with a clear view of the engine bay, including the carbon fiber intake manifold.
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The aerodynamic design achieved 50 percent more downforce than GallardoCarefully sculpted body elements and integrated spoilers improved stability and reduced the drag coefficient to 0.39.
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Lightweight hybrid chassis for exceptional rigidityAluminum and carbon fiber construction resulted in a dry weight of just 3,135 lbs, enhancing performance and handling.
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Same 5.2-liter V10 as the Gallardo, but significantly more powerfulWhile the Huracan shared the 5.2-liter V10 with the Gallardo and Audi R8, Lamborghini tuned it to produce 602 hp and 413 lb-ft.
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Significantly faster than its predecessor and rivalsWith 49 hp and 15 lb-ft more from the updated V10, the Huracan took just 2.5 seconds to clock sixty, according to independent tests. Top speed increased to 202 mph.
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New Seven-speed dual-clutch transmission for lightning-fast shiftsThe new seven-speed DCT or Lamborghini Doppia Frizione (LDF) gearbox replaced the six-speed single-clutch gearbox, providing seamless power delivery and improved efficiency over its predecessor.
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All-wheel drive system and limited-slip differential for unparalleled tractionThe all-wheel-drive system provided traction on all four wheels, while the limited-slip differential reduced wheelspin to promise enhanced grip and stability.
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ANIMA drive mode selector tailors driving experienceChoose between Strada, Sport, and Corsa modes to adjust throttle response, transmission behavior, and suspension settings.
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Carbon ceramic brakes for fade-free stopping powerFront wheels with 15-inch ventilated ceramic discs with six-piston calipers and rear wheels with 14-inch vented ceramic discs and four-piston calipers provided aggressive braking power on all occasions.
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Extensive use of hexagonal design elementsFrom air vents to exterior details, the six-sided shape pays homage to Lamborghini's design heritage whilst bestowing a distinctive touch to the exterior and interior design.
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Three different seating options to cater to every needFrom standard four-way power sports seats to optional full-electric power and heated sports seats, the Huracan provided top-notch comfort. High-spirited drivers could also fit carbon fiber-backed racing bucket seats.
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12.3-inch TFT digital instrument cluster showed essential information dynamicallyCustomizable display provides essential information in a sleek, modern package, replacing traditional analog gauges.
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Sharper handling with Optional Magneto-Rheological suspensionPerformance-tuned electronically controlled shock absorbers use sensors to adjust in milliseconds according to road conditions and driving style, ultimately improving handling to a world-class level.
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