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    DarwinPRO Aero Presents Wild Lamborghini Huracán EVO Kit

    By Zero2TurboOctober 15, 2024No Comments
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    At Zero2Turbo, we know our aftermarket body kits, and few can compete with the extravagance of Mansory. Enter DarwinPRO Aerodynamics with their latest creation, a wild upgrade for the Lamborghini Huracán EVO, known as the BKSSII.

    The front is dominated by a bespoke bumper featuring sculpted air intakes and a more aggressive splitter. The standard hood is replaced with one boasting large air vents, reminiscent of the Huracan STO.

    DarwinPRO doesn’t hold back. Flared arches transform the mid-engined beast, adding serious road presence. Complementing these are aerodynamic side skirts and front fender vents. But the real drama unfolds at the rear.

    A massive wing, crafted from lightweight carbon fibre, sits atop the decklid. Bigger than even the STO’s wing, it features expansive endplates and two additional central fins. A new carbon fibre lip spoiler further enhances the rear.

    The transformation continues with a dramatic carbon fibre diffuser and redesigned tailpipe surrounds, all crafted from the same lightweight material.

    This extravagance comes at a cost. The base kit, combining fibre-reinforced plastic and carbon fibre, starts at $30,368 (unpainted). A full carbon version jumps to $40,089, while a forged carbon fibre option reaches $50,111. The pinnacle of luxury is the high-end autoclave carbon fibre, priced at a whopping $60,133 (approx. R1 million).

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