Liviu Marcus
Upon two months of lull in production because of the pandemic, Lamborghini has recommenced its production revealing yet another edition to the Huracan lineup that is a convertible rear wheel drive version.
Some visual changes have been provided by Lamborghini to it, so that it can be unique among the lineup. It is connected to a very large rear diffuser via a high-gloss black bumper. It also has a unique front splitter.
Lamborghini Huracan Evo RWD Spyder convertible is going to be equipped with 5.2L naturally aspirated V10 engine, the same like the rest of the lineup, and it is able to produce 602 bhp of power and 413 lb. ft. of peak torque. It is equipped with a 7 speed DCT transmission that delivers the power to the rear wheels.
Although, removing the roof increases the net drag acting on the car, the structural upgrades required to transform it into a convertible add up to about 120 kilos more weight it. Still, it manages to hit 62mph in 3.5 seconds from rest. It is only 0.2 slower than its RWD coupe variant. And it manages to hit a top speed of 201 mph, which is also 1mph less than what the RWD coupe offers.
It comes with Lamborghini’s Performance Traction Control System (p-TCS) which allows it to pack a maximum punch, even at sharp corners, without skidding out. Its dynamic driving modes allow Strada, Sports, and Corsa, which differ in the amount of active assistance provided by the system.
Lamborghini will be offering 19-inch alloys with steel brakes as standard, which can be upgraded to 20-inch along with carbon ceramic brake upgrades.
Other optional upgrades include a variable ratio steering column and an electromagnetic damper control system for the suspension.
Lamborghini showcases a dual-tone interior with an iconic color scheme that adds to the convertible factor of the car.
The RWD Lamborghini Spyder has a 60/40 rear-to-front weight distribution to ensure maximum grip on the rear wheels. It has been made out of aluminum, carbon fiber, and thermoplastic to restrict its weight to about 1509 kilograms dry.
The CEO at Lamborghini explained about the added life and joy that a convertible adds to the experience of a normal car, it gives a sense of freedom and life to its drivers.
The Lamborghini RWD Spyder will be offered from a starting price of £188,800 and deliveries for this exotic version are set for this summer.
We talked about the release of the Lamborghini Huracan EVO RWD four months ago; please read the article below.
Lamborghini Huracan EVO RWD Spyder – Photo Gallery
