Lamborghini is getting close to celebrating its 50th anniversary. During the company’s five-decade history many outstanding cars have been born, all characterized by stunning design, innovative technologies, and mind blowing performance. This long and remarkable history is what inspired transportation design student Mark Holster to create the out-of-this-world Lamborghini Ferruccio Concept.
Holster studies at Staffordshire University, and this concept shows just how great a student he is. The concept features some design cues borrowed from the Countach and the Miura, but the “stealth fighter jet” style is also present in the concept’s design.
Due to its ferocious appearance, the Ferruccio might give the impression of a non-environmentally-friendly vehicle, but its creator imagined it better than that. Still powered by a V12, the vehicle should feature a smaller direct injected engine of 5.0 liters, and two turbochargers. Thanks to a special combination of advanced technologies, the engine is said to be more economical, but without compromising on performance. Only one question remains: will Lamborghini be impressed by this concept?
