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V12 plug-in hybrid for Lamborghini Aventador successor

V12 plug-in hybrid for Lamborghini Aventador successor

Posted on September 16, 2019 By Jarvis

Aventador replacement won’t come with Sian’s innovative supercapacitor tech

Lamborghini stole much of the limelight at the Frankfurt motor show with its gorgeous low-volume Sian (pictured), but its innovative supercapacitor-equipped hybrid powertrain won’t carry through to the successor for the Aventador.

Speaking to carsales.com.au at the Frankfurt motor show, Lamborghini chief technical officer Maurizio Reggiani said: “While the supercapacitor delivers a lot of efficiency in terms of minimal weight penalty, the only problem is that it’s focused on power – it adds 34 horsepower while weighing just 34kg – and not on range.
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