Do you like exclusivity? Well, here comes the Lamborghini Aventador S, loaded with carbon fibre thanks to Mansory

Didn’t get lucky and couldn’t reserve one of the 900 units to be built of the Lamborghini Aventador SVJ? Don’t worry, because now Mansory arrives with the solution to all your problems. The German tuner has decided to raise both the aerodynamic and aesthetic qualities of the Aventador S, a model that has been overshadowed by the newly launched SVJ, the most radical variant of the Italian supercar. However, Mansory has decided to tinker with the fiercest bull before daring to do so with the SVJ, and the result is genuinely impressive.

If there is one essential component in the most radical models, it is undoubtedly carbon fibre. This material is very common in every creation that leaves the German tuner’s workshop, which has done the same with the flagship of the Sant’Agata firm. The Aventador S remains just as radical as when it leaves the Italian factory, but carbon fibre now covers its entire structure without exception.

Mansory has wanted to go one step further, to the point of covering practically every inch of bodywork visible on the Lamborghini Aventador. Aesthetically, we find no kit altering its front bumper or diffuser, since the carbon fibre is attractive enough -and eye-catching- to avoid resorting to such modification.

The bonnet is the first component finished in this lightweight material, and it extends across the front splitter and the lower door sills. The rear of the Aventador S has not escaped the carbon fibre either, as it has been applied to the spoiler, the side air intakes and the diffuser. Another novelty is the exposed carbon fibre, which we can see on other models from the Italian firm.

As if that were not enough, Mansory lets its customers choose a front windscreen with carbon fibre inserts, to take lightness in the Aventador S to the extreme. On the other hand, personalisation is also present in this creation, since you can choose from 15 different colours for the carbon fibre that accentuates our spectacular Lamborghini.

The mechanical section has been respected throughout, so we still find the same naturally aspirated 6.5-litre V12 capable of delivering 740 CV of power and 690 Nm of torque. These figures, together with the weight reduction courtesy of Mansory, make the Lamborghini Aventador S a tough rival, which will only be surpassed by a few and by its most radical version that holds the title of king of the Nürburgring.