That wing, though!
Those cool motifs on the swanky roof are actually solar panels that help to regenerate the batteries, which are strategically placed throughout the car to ensure better weight distribution. In SV guise, things get naughtier with a sinister paintjob, aggressive exterior embellishments and a huge, fixed rear wing that was styled imagining Batman’s cloak if he could fly. The Phenomeno is also said to be built with parts made from ultra-lightweight polymers to reduce weight.
“Mr. Wayne, your new car is here”
Till the Aventador SV comes along, feed your senses with this awkwardly named, yet ballistic Lamborghini Phenomeno SV Concept.
If the SV (above) doesn’t cut the mustard for you (for some reason), there’s even a standard, cleaner looking variant (below)
The brainchild of design student Grigory Gorin, this virtual concept is a visual potpourri of design cues from all the contemporary Lamborghinis. Designed with stylistic references to the Aventador, the Reventon, the Murcielago, and of course Batman, the Phenomeno LP 990-4 comes in both standard and Super Veloce (SV) trim. Power comes from a hybrid drivetrain that pairs a rear-mounted V6 gasoline engine with a couple of electric motors for a combined output of 990 hp.
Scissor doors? – Yes sir!
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