New king of the Nürburgring confirmed: the Lamborghini Aventador SVJ completes it in 6:44.97 minutes

The Nürburgring is presented as the ultimate test for the latest creations from supercar manufacturers, where they all fight to be the fastest. Lamborghini has just made it a reality with its future Aventador SVJ, the most sporty and aggressive variant of the Aventador. After a long development period, the SVJ is nearing reality, and today we can confirm that the Italian firm has once again crowned itself at the Nürburgring with the most radical Aventador as the new king of the green hell, thus surpassing some of the fastest and most efficient models in the world.

Not long ago, Lamborghini had already tasted first place at the Nürburgring with its Huracán Performante, until Porsche dethroned it with the 911 GT2 RS. However, the Italian firm had this ace up its sleeve, which has allowed it to deal a hard blow to the competition and regain glory with this impressive version of the Aventador.

For now we still don’t know many details about this new creation that will reach the market very soon and that will bid farewell to the already veteran Aventador. While Lamborghini works on the difficult task of creating a worthy successor to one of its most successful models, we will be able to savor what the Aventador SVJ has to offer, a model that pays tribute to one of its most direct ancestors.

Despite this mysterious aura surrounding the Aventador SVJ, the Italian firm has revealed some very interesting data about its fastest creation to date. The supercar from Lamborghini boasts a power-to-weight ratio of 1.98 kg/CV, a figure achieved thanks to the low weight it gains from very light materials, such as the forged carbon fiber we already saw on the Huracán Performante.

At the same time, the new Lamborghini Aventador SVJ features an evolution of the ALA system, the name used to refer to the new aerodynamics employed by the firm. This innovation, together with the all-wheel-drive system, rear-wheel steering and its powerful V12 engine, makes the SVJ one of the most effective machines on the track. Furthermore, power could rise to 800 CV and, at the same time, the Aventador SVJ is very likely to include a dual-clutch automatic gearbox.

Either way, the Italian engineers have managed to bring the new fastest vehicle at the Nürburgring to life, since the Aventador SVJ has managed to stop the clock at an impressive 6:44.97 minutes. The new Lamborghini creation will be unveiled for the first time at Monterey Car Week in California, an event that will take place next August.

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