All-Carbon 760 HP Hamman Lamborghini Aventador Zentenario Shows Up in Monaco

The aftermarket developer's latest take on the V12 Raging Bull is the Zentenario. As its name suggests, this was built to celebrate Ferruccio Lamborghini's 100th birthday, with the octane behemoth having recently been spotted in Monaco.

The Lamborghini Aventador already relies on carbon fiber to please us in terms of structural rigidity and lightness, but Hamman machine takes things one step further to a full carbon build.

The carbon is naked, so everybody can see this isn't the Sant'Agata Bolognese machine they used to know. The styling won't suit all tastes though - while the two air vents in the nose of the supercar might not raise any questions, the massive Hamman logos seen around the car might just cross the overkill line for many people.

Then there's the tech side of the tuned Aventador. So far, Lamborghini has delivered three incarnations of the 6.5-liter naturally-aspirated V12, delivering 700, 720 and 750 hp.

Well, the German aftermarket developer insisted on delivering an extra edge, so it massaged the engine to 760 ponies. It's not like the Aventador's tech side couldn't cope with the 60 hp power premium, but Hamman insisted on also upgrading the rest of the car.

The brakes and the suspension have also been upgraded, while the Aventador Zentenario talks to the road via Anniversary Evo wheels that use a matte black finish to match the appearance of the body.

Hit the "play" button to check out the custom Aventador on the streets of Monaco  - the aural side of the experience is special too, with Hamman using an extreme exhaust system for its supercar project, one that allows you to hear it from a mile away.