Impressive! This is how the record lap of the Lamborghini Aventador SVJ looks from inside

The upcoming Lamborghini Aventador SVJ has already crowned itself the new king of the Nürburgring, thus dethroning some of the fastest vehicles in the world. However, only a few images documented this event, but today the Italian firm has shared with us this impressive video. In it, we can see from the cabin of this new version of the fiercest bull, how it battles the asphalt of one of the most demanding circuits in the world and how it manages to master it, to the point of setting a new record.

The Aventador SVJ is now officially the fastest vehicle around the Green Hell and, although we don’t yet know it in full, we can make out some details that make it a very special vehicle. The Italian engineers have worked on numerous components to deliver a more efficient and dynamic variant, two fundamental aspects in a car of its calibre.

Thanks to this video, we get an interior view that lets us glimpse some components that have not been revealed until now. At first glance, we don’t see major differences compared to the cabin of a standard Lamborghini Aventador SV, but we must bear in mind that this is a test mule and very possibly they have kept the interior we knew until now so as not to reveal anything ahead of time.

One of the key elements essential to making the Aventador SVJ the fastest production vehicle at the Nürburgring has been the ALA system. This new aerodynamic setup, developed by Lamborghini, was already seen on the Huracán Performante, but given the rapid and imperceptible gear changes performed in the SVJ, we could be looking at the first V12 from the Italian firm to incorporate a dual-clutch automatic gearbox.

At the same time, an increase in power has been necessary to deliver a perfect package, and that is why the powerful naturally aspirated V12 that drives the Aventador features a figure close to 800 CV of power. In this way, the Italian firm would take on both the Porsche 911 GT2 RS and the future, more radical version of the Ferrari 812 Superfast. For now, Lamborghini has not confirmed official data beyond the steerable rear axle and a power-to-weight ratio of 1.98 kg/cv.

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It will be at Monterey Car Week, an event held in August, when Lamborghini unveils this more radical and sporty variant of the Aventador for the first time. In this way, the bull’s maker will close another cycle, and we will soon get more details about the successor to the iconic Aventador, which very possibly will feature the help of an electric motor.