As I’m sure you all know, Dubai found itself dealing with flooding which put the city in serious difficulty. This atmospheric event affected many supercars scattered throughout the metropolis, whose owners were “hit” by surprise. This Lamborghini Aventador it’s just one of many examples.
Immortalized in a video that quickly went around the web, you can see this yellow Aventador immersed in the waters of an area particularly affected by the cataclysm. The car shows up without the wheels and placed on a special loading structure: many assumed that it was a stolen and abandoned car, a bit like the LP750-4 SV left to fend for itself in the rainforest.
However, someone later pointed out that the vehicle was located near a tire shop, and the fact that it was raised on jacks suggests another explanation: the owner may have been trying to protect your precious car from high water by removing the wheels and lifting it high.
Reactions on social media were varied, with many sharing the theory that the owner acted to preserve his property and others continuing to support the theory of theft. Meanwhile, thousands of other drivers were not as lucky and many cars were irreparably damaged by the floods. At least, thanks to the raised structure, the car was savedeven if the image it returns (surrounded by water) is that of a completely surreal and at times ghostly atmosphere.
Moving on to current news at Lamborghini, Temerario could be the name of the heir to the Huracan. The trademark has been registered with the European Intellectual Property Office. This name, different from the tradition of fighting bulls, could reflect a new marketing approachperhaps in conjunction with the new generation of supercars from the Sant’Agata Bolognese brand, which will move ever closer to electrification and, with it, new technologies.
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