As Lamborghini did it back in 2013 with the Egoista to celebrate its 50th anniversary, this year 2023 the Italian carmaker launched a limited edition of its Huracán Sterrato, the Huracán Sterrato Opera Unica, to celebrate its 60th anniversary.

 

protagonistThe protagonist

 

This V10 supercar boast a unique finish inspired by the blue seas of Sardinia, Italy, a real artwork created using an exclusive paint process of crystal-effect that took 370 hours to complete. The pattern of the exterior was hand-made using three different colors. A solid Blu Amnis paint which is followed by two layers of Blu Grifo and Blu Fedra. The result, an exterior which dazzles with the effect of the three-color coat imitating frozen liquid reflects. 

The matte black roof and 19-inch wheels also in matte black complete the amazing look of the Huracán Sterrato Opera Unica.

The interior of this vehicle presents sport seats, door panels and the center of the console upholstered in black leather black with fine details in Blu Delphinus and Celeste Phoebe leather to create a contrast with the exterior. 

This car was showed up for the first time in an exclusive dinner at the Cala di Volpe Hotel where it appeared floating in a platform on the seashore. Guests were amazed with its mesmerizing with the sea water and smooth presence.

 

 

mysteryThe mystery of blue colors

 

 

After that first presentation, the Lamborghini Huracán Sterrato Opera Unica was displayed at the Lamborghini Lounge in Porto Cervo until Septembre 10th. 

The super sport car was built to be driven out-of-road. Obviously, its performance was tested in a sort of surfaces including asphalt, making it perfect for rallies; that’s why one of the driving modes names is that one, RALLY. It works perfectly in asphalt, soil, and stone gravel. Its drifting is marvelous, nothing to be jealous of any other racing car.

 

 

InsideInside and outside contrast

 

 

But let’s see what the Huracán Sterrato offers. As we know, no changes were made to this car more than the painting. So, let’s make a quick check!

 

Huracán Sterrato Technical Specifications

Engine                                                             V10 / V 90o, DGFB

Max toque                                                       560 Nm @ 6.500 rpm

Cylinder capacity                                            5.204 cm3 (3157,57 cu in)

Max power (kW/CV)                                        610 CV (449 kW) @ 8.000 rpm

Max speed                                                      260 km /h (161,5 mph)

Acceleration 0-100 km/h (0-62 mph)              3,4 s

Combined cycle fuel consumption*                14,9 l/100km (WLTP)

Combined cycle CO2 emissions*                    337 g/km (WLTP)

Transmission                                                   All-wheel drive electronically controlled with mechanical rear locking differential

Gearbox                                                          7-speeds dual-clutch LDF (Lamborghini Doppia Frizione)

Braking 100 – 0 km/h (62-0 mph)                   39 m

Wheels                                                            19-inch aluminum alloy

Length                                                             4.525 mm (14,8 ft)

Width                                                               1.956 mm (6,4 ft)

Height                                                              1.248 mm (4 ft)

Axle distance                                                   2.620 mm (8,5 ft)

Driving mode                                                   Strada, Rally and Sport

 

 

EngHuracán Sterrato V10 engine

 

 

Huracán Sterrato Security Sistems

  • Front and side airbag (some markets include airbag for knees)
  • Security bars on each door
  • Front and rear crumple zone
  • Electronic stability control – ABS and P-TCS integrated
  • Magnetorheological shock absorber with coaxial spring
  • Front and rear independent suspension system
  • Anti-roll bar
  • Electric power steering system (EPS)
  • Lamborghini all-wheel steering system (LAWS)
  • Carbon ceramic brakes
    • Front: 6 pistons – diameter 380 mm – thickness 38 mm
    • Back: 4 pistons – diameter 356 mm – thickness 32mm

 

Only 1.499 units of the Lamborghini Huracán Sterrato Opera Unica will be manufactured and will include a commemorative special plaque within the car as a reminder of the celebration.

I am curious about the number, why 1.499 and not 1.500? I didn’t find why, but I hope someone tells me the reasons of this company to choose that number.

Its cost? Nowadays a Huracán Sterrato’s cost is $327.400 American Dollars but is possible the Opera Unica increases its cost as it is a limited edition.

Remember, with your feet on earth while reaching your dreams!

 

 

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