Lamborghini Aventador Facelift Sounds Like Thunder God in this Nurburgring Video

With its naturally aspirated V12, the Aventador is one of the best-sounding supercars you can find in a showroom and it seems that the mid-cycle revamp only might just make the voice of the Raging Bull even meaner.

While it's difficult to deliver an accurate aural comparo, we can confirm the Italian engineers have changed the exhaust tips layout - while the outgoing models have three tailpipes placed on the same level, the refreshed model spied here comes with a triangle arrangement.

Sure, the psychedelic wrap still covers the entire vehicle, but this doesn't mean we can't notice the newfound aero charms of the speeding animal we have here. The aerodynamic profile of the Sant'Agata Bolognese machine has been reworked and it all starts at the nose of the supercar, where we can find a beefier front splitter. Moving to the side of the velocity beast, we come across an extra pair of air intakes.

However, the most important changes come from the posterior of the Italian temptress, where the mid-engined machine has been gifted with a generously-sized diffuser (Lamborghini Centenario thoughts, anybody?).

Cool, but what about the rest of the changes that are set to arrive with the refresh?

While we went over the expected technical changes when showing you the Aventador Roadster facelift yesterday (spied through the factory gates), we'll remind you the engine's power bump (expect less than 750 hp) should be assorted with adaptive dampers.

The clip below, which is delivered by SupercarsFromEU, allows us to get a good taste of the upcoming Aventador singing the song of V12 people, so we're inviting you to turn up the volume for this one.