Photo: spdesignsest / Instagram
After countless versions – before and after the Evo facelift – and numerous special editions, Lamborghini recently dropped yet another variant to make sure there is something with a Huracan badge for everyone. And its new Tecnica has naturally become a quick darling.
Both of the real world, where for sure there are all sorts of dreams of Huracan Tecnica review, track and drag racing in the planning stages since the model also debuted stateside. As well as across the virtual automotive realm, where some artists have even become a little obsessed with the latest Lambo entry into the V10 family.
Sure, it really is not that hard to become passionate about any Huracan since the two-door sports car represents a timeless entry into the supercar world. And Lambo is making everything humanely possible to ensure that its name will forever remain inscribed in the automotive industry’s history books, complete with a heavenly-sounding powertrain and sleek, iconic mid-engine looks.
Now, let’s discuss the little digital addiction. It stems from the social media reel of Siim Parn, an Estonia-based virtual artist better known as spdesignsest on Instagram. Even before the Huracan Tecnica officially broke cover, he was working with a fellow pixel master (Pham Huy, aka huydrawingcars) to imagine the potential, unofficial Lambo Aventador successor.
But then Lambo’s 631-hp Huracan RWD that bridged the gap between Evo models and the motorsport-inspired STO broke cover through one of those “surprising” leaks and he shifted focus on Tecnica shenanigans. The first order of CGI business was to dress it up with all the aero bits and pieces that would make it a corner-carving, mad track-devouring beast.
And that was not enough because once the new Lambo was officially presented it was time for yet another makeover. This second ax to grind was equally feisty and now the official 2023 Lamborghini Huracan Tecnica is primed for any street or track battle. However, all the additions are rather unnecessary in the real world as they would just defeat the STO purpose in the first place...
Sure, it really is not that hard to become passionate about any Huracan since the two-door sports car represents a timeless entry into the supercar world. And Lambo is making everything humanely possible to ensure that its name will forever remain inscribed in the automotive industry’s history books, complete with a heavenly-sounding powertrain and sleek, iconic mid-engine looks.
Now, let’s discuss the little digital addiction. It stems from the social media reel of Siim Parn, an Estonia-based virtual artist better known as spdesignsest on Instagram. Even before the Huracan Tecnica officially broke cover, he was working with a fellow pixel master (Pham Huy, aka huydrawingcars) to imagine the potential, unofficial Lambo Aventador successor.
But then Lambo’s 631-hp Huracan RWD that bridged the gap between Evo models and the motorsport-inspired STO broke cover through one of those “surprising” leaks and he shifted focus on Tecnica shenanigans. The first order of CGI business was to dress it up with all the aero bits and pieces that would make it a corner-carving, mad track-devouring beast.
And that was not enough because once the new Lambo was officially presented it was time for yet another makeover. This second ax to grind was equally feisty and now the official 2023 Lamborghini Huracan Tecnica is primed for any street or track battle. However, all the additions are rather unnecessary in the real world as they would just defeat the STO purpose in the first place...
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