Lamborghini proposes the best way to discover Norway behind the wheel of several Huracán and Aventador models

If you are a motoring enthusiast, you surely enjoy travelling by car, but that experience can be improved -or ruined- depending on the travelling companion you choose. Lamborghini arrives to offer an unforgettable adventure for those who take part, as the Italian firm has decided to cover 500 kilometres on board several of its models. With this premise, the bull brand has discovered Norway in the best possible way, with six of its most acclaimed and exotic supercars in the world, among which we highlight the Huracán, Aventador S and Huracán Performante.

This expedition is called the Lamborghini Avventura 2018, and it has featured six vehicles tasked with covering 500 kilometres. That distance is usually noticed on a supercar’s odometer only after a considerable amount of time, but the Italian firm has decided to break every convention and demonstrate to the world the versatility of its models.

The starting point was Ålesund, a small town located 236 kilometres north-west of Bergen. This location is characterised by a very special architecture, as it is based on the principles of Art Nouveau, an ideal setting for Lamborghini to arrive with its most recent supercars. At the same time, the Italian firm took the opportunity to tackle a series of twisty roads before reaching the next location.

The second destination awaiting Lamborghini’s supercars was Valldalen, a Norwegian valley that offers its visitors a natural and welcoming environment. There, both the Huracán and the Aventador were able to unleash their performance and enjoy every bend until reaching the Geiranger Fjord, another natural paradise worth admiring and located in the county of Møre og Romsdal.

Finally, the 500-kilometre route ended at Mount Aksla, thus becoming a journey full of different environments and landscapes. Let us recall that the Lamborghini Huracán Performante hides beneath its bonnet a glorious naturally aspirated V10 engine, capable of producing 640 CV of power. On the other hand, its bigger brother, the Aventador S, houses a V12 that delivers 740 CV of power, figures more than sufficient to enjoy every bend.

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The convoy made up of two Aventador S, two Huracán Performante Coupé, one Huracán Performante Spyder and one Huracán Spyder was presented as the perfect line-up of vehicles to take on the twisty Norwegian roads. In this way, Lamborghini has shown that it is possible to combine the capabilities of a supercar with a considerably long journey, where each and every model has managed to keep the pace without suffering in the attempt.