Novitec Offers You A Tuned Huracan EVO RWD

by AutoExpert   |  17 March, 2021

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Novitec catalog has the new Lamborghini Huracan EVO RWD with renowned tuners and is offering tempting aftermarket upgrades. There's great visual effect improvement for the supercar - a new front bumper, naked carbon spoiler, and a reduced lift at high speeds. You can also choose the re-do of the Interior Huracan EVO RWD between multiple colors, fine leather, and Alcantara.

The upgrades themselves include the 5.2-liter naturally-aspirated V10 engine with a high-performance exhaust system that delivers 602 hp. There are optional stainless steel or Inconel variants for the performance, including thermal insulation which allows a further 999 fine gold plating boost.

Other features include sculpted carbon flaps, a special trunk lid, and rocker panels to improve the rear brakes, diffuser, and a large rear wing. Also, the Huracan EVO RWD will be optioned as a naked carbon hood with larger intakes of the part, and the other option is the upgraded air intakes for the engine bay for the glass engine cover vehicles. 

Novitec had the liberty to replace the standard 19-inch wheels with new Vossen wheels. These are perfect for high-performance to fill the arches measuring 9x20-inch at the front and 12.5x21-inch at the rear and are even wrapped in 245/30 and 325/25 tires.

There was also, a collaboration with KW to give you the possibility to chose to upgrade the aluminum coilover suspension. Other advanced upgrades are the solid-piston technology shocks, initially designed for GT3 racing, also 13 selectable compression and rebound stages. This sports suspension was added to help the supercar support the lowering of the body by 35 mm and according to Novitec this one " offers outstanding ride comfort."

Which one would be your first choice?

 

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