How Might A Lamborghini Huracan Countach-Inspired Look Like?

Since its debut, the new Lamborghini Countach LPI 800-4 has sparked much discussion, but it's also gotten Abimelec Design thinking: What would a Lamborghini Huracan Countach-inspired look like?

Lamborghini's Italian museum houses a famous green Countach LP400 Prototipo, which the talented designer used as inspiration for his Lamborghini Huracan Countach-inspired. The addition of angular rear wheel arches completely changes the design of the car.

Moreover, a pair of vintage-looking wheels have been added. Other modifications to the bodywork are minuscule in comparison to the Countach LPI 800-4, although they do include a silver highlight across the front bumper and silver accents around the side windows.

The engine cover, designed by Abimelec Design in the style of the Countach LP400 Prototipo, adds a unique touch to the automobile. Compared to a conventional Huracan, the chrome-tipped taillights protrude further outward.

There aren't any inside images available, but we can tell the tan leather and light-tan Alcantara used by the designer have been changed. The Huracan was launched in 2014 and redesigned in 2019, so we can anticipate some new limited-edition models to be introduced in the coming several years to keep the demand high. Abimelec Design created this rendering and it is not associated with Lamborghini in any way.

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Source of photos: Abimelec Design