Thus, Milanno Artworks and CarreraDesign have created a number of renderings of what the Aventador Polizia should look like if it were to safeguard the Italian roads. The images reveal a blue and white paint scheme and lettering, similar to that of the Gallardo Polizia.
It should also be fitted with a defibrillator and a refrigerated container for quick organ transport. In addition, all the LED lights on the car are located within the air intakes and on the dashboard. As you might have guessed, a huge light-pod on the roof would ruin the Aventador's aerodynamic lines.
However, the police beacon on the roof of the Gallardo currently in use has been aerodynamically optimized. Despite the extremely flat construction of the signal lighting, blue LEDs are fitted round the base to ensure the visual signal cannot be missed. The roof-mounted lighting is supported by further blue LED signals on the front, sides and rear of the light’s aluminum shell. A total of four sirens integrated into the front and rear of the Gallardo generate the audible warning signals.
The Aventador uses a 6.5l V12 engine capable of developing 700 horsepower and 690 Nm of torque, coupled with a Graziano ISR 7-speed automatic transmission. The naught to sixty acceleration rated at 2.9 seconds, while the top speed stands at 217 mph (350 km/h).
For the sake of comparison, we’ll tell you that the Gallardo LP560-4 Polizia has a 560 horsepower engine that can reach speeds of up to 203 mph (327 km/h).
Depending on the market, the Aventador sells for GBP201.900, EUR255.000, USD379.700, RMB6.270.000 and JPY39.690.000.
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