Huracan Lamborghini Sports Cars Tuning
Novitec presents its latest creation based on the Lamborghini Huracán Técnica
The most sporty road-going version of the Lamborghini Huracán has been reworked by the specialist Novitec, featuring a very dark and exclusive design and several modifications to its tuning
After the Model Y and the McLaren Elva that we presented a few weeks ago as the latest from the German tuner, Novitec is back with its next creation, this time based on none other than the Lamborghini Huracán Tecnica, the most modern and aggressive version of the model, perfect for enjoying both on the street and on the track.
Starting with its design, the Novitec Tecnica shows a truly spectacular look, emphasising the car’s sportiness without resorting to flashy colours, huge spoilers, body kits or enormous wheels. Instead, it features a set of custom-made Novitec carbon components that remain fairly discreet, new wheels with a very sporty design in black, and a dark configuration for its bodywork, also in black, which gives it a thoroughly aggressive full-black look.

Novitec’s new features
From the front view of Novitec’s new Huracán Tecnica, its new carbon-fibre front bonnet with new air intakes to improve aerodynamics is undoubtedly one of the key design elements, combining perfectly with carbon mirror housings and side panels, and the new wheels by Vossen in 20 inches for the front axle and 21 inches for the rear.
The novelties of this tuning package also extend to the rear, where we find a sporty and subtle diffuser made of carbon fibre to reduce weight and, furthermore, enhance the appearance of the mid-engined supercar from Lamborghini.

Moving on to its handling…
Novitec’s latest range introduces a new suspension system that, in addition to lowering the vehicle’s ride height by 35 millimetres, promises handling and stability even better than the standard model, something that is certainly not easy to improve upon.
As for its mechanical side, the tuner has decided to keep the naturally aspirated 5.0-litre V10 engine unchanged, which produces 640 CV paired with a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic gearbox. However, this does not mean that Novitec’s Tecnica does not gain in performance, as it also offers a high-performance exhaust system with a 999 fine gold plating, or another less radical exhaust system with electronic valves.
Technical specifications of this car
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