Lamborghini V12 Vision Gran Turismo: A New Virtual Concept

by AutoExpert   |  12 August, 2021

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Lamborghini's latest prototype was just introduced, and it's willing to arrive on the track, but on a totally different circuit. 

The Lamborghini Centro Stile's commitment to highly developed aerodynamics while incorporating productivity surfaces and mind-blowing design was further demonstrated by a large wing housing a huge Y-taillight dominating the back, the main section detached from the fenders, a hexagon-inspired motif in the side windows motivated by the Lamborghini Marzal from 1968. Both the front and back lights have the Lamborghini Y-signature.

The classic single center line and identifiable silhouette are emphasized, along with a single-seater layout that, in its virtual incarnation, utilizes the Lamborghini Sián FKP 37's engine. From the front of the automobile, the driver joins the cab like a jet fighter pilot.

A Revolutionary steering wheel houses the major driving controls, and all driving information is displayed digitally in front of the driver.

“Lamborghini is a very young brand, and that is why we are here today to introduce our latest simulated vision in the form of a real model, with a highly modernized and cool design to be loved by the young generation of racing game and super sports car fanatics,” declared Stefano Domenicali, Chairman and CEO of Automobili Lamborghini. 


“The Lambo V12 Vision Gran Turismo is designed to be the perfect virtual automobile for young fans and gamers who are passionate about Lamborghini and its futuristic ambitions,” said Mitja Borkert, Head of Lamborghini Centro Stile. ”It's a chance for our creative genius to spread its wings and imagine a car that is not only a head-turner and the best experience of driving, but also reflects Lamborghini's drive towards new technologies, notably lightweight materials and hybridization.”

Lambo V12 Vision Gran Turismo premiered ahead of the 2019 FIA Certified Gran Turismo Championships World Finals in Monte Carlo, Monaco, and will allow you to experience a pleasant drive in the iconic race Gran Turismo Sport for Sony PlayStation 4, where it will be virtually reachable from spring 2020.

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