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Lamborghini teases the off-road-ready Huracán Sterrato

The ‘all-terrain supercar’ is set to make its debut on November 30

This Lamborghini can probably handle the improperly maintained roads of Metro Manila. PHOTO FROM LAMBORGHINI

Before the full-on transition to electric propulsion, several supercar manufacturers have gone buck wild with their creations as a last-ditch effort to differentiate themselves, giving their low-slung, scrape-all-the-time, speed machines a lift. Just take a look at Porsche’s upcoming 911 Dakar.

Lamborghini has been working on a not-so-secret project in the same vein since 2019, called the Huracán Sterrato—with Sterrato meaning “dirt road” in Italian. And now, the concept is on the verge of turning into a reality.

We're all for these all-terrain supercars. PHOTO FROM LAMBORGHINI

The vehicle has yet to be unveiled, as it is set to debut on November 30, but after Porsche stole its thunder with the announcement of its off-road 911, this forced the Italian automaker to show its hand and (literally) take the wraps off.

For starters, it’s a lifted Huracán finished in matte-green paint with subtle red accents, with chunky black body cladding (with visible rivets) and a roof rack. It loses the concept’s roof-mounted LED lightbar, but gains front-mounted auxiliary headlights, a roof scoop for extra air intake, and a revised rear diffuser that should supposedly help with off-roading.

Other than that, Lamborghini is mum on the specs, besides the car retaining the V10 engine and the all-wheel drive system. It rides on Bridgestone Dueler all-terrain tires that wrap 19-inch wheels to make this one hell of a ride. Are you excited about the new generation of these “all-terrain” supercars?



Sam Surla

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