Lamborghini SC18, a one-of-a-kind road-going supercar
A fortunate and wealthy owner now has in his garage a unique Lamborghini model, designed to be one of a kind, based on an Aventador S with elements from other models

Supercars are part of the dreams of many people. So much so that some are not content with the cars that leave the factory, but want a specific and personal variation. This is the case of a customer of Lamborghini, who asked the brand for a competition car they could drive on the street. With this request, the challenge went to Squadra Corse, the racing car division of the Italian brand.
So these professionals, focused on designing cars built for the track, got to work, and the result was the Lamborghini SC18, a road car with sporting elements designed by the brand’s motorsport division. An milestone achieved for the first time, which has delivered a result as spectacular as you can see in the photos.

To create the Squadra Corse car, it was designed together with the Centro Stile Lamborghini and the customer himself, who worked alongside the motorsport division to give the car its final form. The one-off model was designed from a Lamborghini Aventador S, but with enough modifications to make it completely different. On the bonnet we find air intakes in the style of the Huracán GT3 EVO, while the rest of the elements are very similar to the Lamborghini Huracán Super Trofeo EVO, so the mix is quite curious.
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LAMBORGHINI SC18
On the exterior we find an aggressive front bumper, pronounced wheel arches, side air intakes and a roof fin that improves aerodynamics. To complete the aerodynamic equipment, there is a movable carbon-fibre rear wing, which with its three positions adapts to driving conditions.
The car is approved for road use, although it seems more like a car reserved for showing off on a closed circuit where the power of this mechanical beast can be controlled. As for the engine fitted to the Lamborghini SC18, it is a naturally aspirated V12 engine that delivers 770 CV, sent through an ISR seven-speed gearbox.
The 20-inch wheels at the front and 21-inch wheels at the rear complete the car’s styling, along with the redesigned exhausts. Now, a fortunate (and wealthy) customer has in his garage an exceptional car, and certainly a one-of-a-kind one.
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