Battle of the Body Kits: Zacoe vs. Novitec vs. Liberty Walk for the Lamborghini Huracan Series

by AutoExpert   |  3 November, 2023

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Zacoe Performance has unleashed a new contender in the arena of Lamborghini Huracan customization. Their latest body kit does more than just alter Sant’Agata Bolognese's most compact supercar; it revolutionizes it. With restyled elements such as a geometrically structured hood and carbon fiber embellishments, Zacoe claims to outdo Lamborghini's original design, boldly elevating the Huracan to an even more jaw-dropping level.

Their use of computer-aided design has enabled them to craft front fenders and a larger body without compromising the door's functionality. This kit isn't just about aesthetics; strategically placed air intakes optimize brake cooling for enhanced performance.

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In what Zacoe dubs the Fusion Runner, the Huracan Evo's sharp angles give way to smoother curves, suggesting motion even at a standstill. The addition of a fixed spoiler with a ducktail and fins near the wheels not only adds to the aggressive stance but also boosts aerodynamics, likening the vehicle to a spacecraft straight out of science fiction.

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The pièce de résistance is the MV Forged Aero+ wheels paired with an Fi aftermarket exhaust system, complete with forged carbon fiber tips. Zacoe intends to bridge the gap between the past and future, using design elements like the roof scoop to pay homage to traditional ICE vehicles while acknowledging the impending dominance of electric vehicles.

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Set to steal the show at SEMA 2023, Zacoe will exhibit the Fusion Runner at the MV Forged booth, a testament to the Huracan's lasting impact as Lamborghini turns the page on V10 engines.

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Yet Zacoe isn't alone in the quest to elevate the Huracan. Novitec's carbon fiber kit for the Huracan Tecnica presents a more subtle, yet equally sophisticated, alternative. For those with a taste for the dramatic, Liberty Walk's kit transforms the baby Lambo into a spectacle of modern-day extravagance.

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Each tuner offers a unique vision, a different interpretation of the iconic Lamborghini Huracan. It's a thrilling time for enthusiasts and a tribute to the creative spirit that drives the automotive industry forward.

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