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Lamborghini Avispado Concept

The Lamborghini Avispado is a study of a an extreme sportscar inspired by the brand’s design language. The author is Kurdish designer Kaiwan Hasani.

The Avispado Concept was created by Kaiwan Hasaniduring the Master in Transportation Design at Milan-based SPD.The project was developed in collaboration with Lamborghini and the Audi Group, with the goal of creating an “electric Lambo”.The Avispado is characterized by extreme proportions and very sharp lines, inspired by the brand’s current aesthetic language as well as by modern jet fighters.




Following Lamborghini’s tradition, the name of the car comes from the Spanish bull “Avispado” (“avispa” means “wasp” in Spanish and refers to the bull’s unusually sharp horns).
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