Spotter Fraka encountered an extraordinary sight in Milan, Italy: the first-ever spotting of the Lamborghini Invencible on our site. This unique vehicle was seen alongside the Bugatti Chiron Zero-400-Zero, and both cars sport Swiss license plates from the canton of Schaffhausen, suggesting they share the same owner.
Now, let’s focus on the main attraction: the Invencible. This one-of-a-kind Lamborghini marks the end of the brand’s production of V12 combustion engines as they transition into the hybrid era. Representing the pinnacle of exclusivity and customization, this bespoke car involves the customer from the project’s inception. Designed by Lamborghini Centro Stile, the Invencible showcases the ultimate creativity applied to the V12 platform, while maintaining the stylistic features that define the Lamborghini brand and exude racing-inspired sportiness.
“The V12 engine is one of the pillars of our history and of the success of our brand,” commented Stephan Winkelmann, Chairman and CEO of Automobili Lamborghini. “And before we get into the full swing of Direzione Cor Tauri, we felt it was only right to celebrate the combustion V12 with two one-off cars that perfectly represent our concept of excellence in the sphere of customization.”
The Invencible is distinguished by a striking contrast between dominant red and carbon-look elements accented with red flakes. The classic scissor doors feature two three-color hexagons, one on each side, paying homage to the Italian flag.
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