This is Lamborghini's official aero pack for the Huracán

Lamborghini has announced an upgrade package for both the 4WD and RWD versions of its Huracán. There is no power upgrade, but there is much more aero.

Specifically, wing. Yup, the new aero pack, as detailed in these lovely new images, spans a new front splitter, side skirts, a rear diffuser and a new wing. All are finished in matt black, and constructed from composite materials.

We’re told everything has – as you would expect – been tested in Lamborghini’s wind tunnels “to ensure vehicle safety,” and because it comes from Lamborghini itself, it’s the only factory approved aero kit for the Huracán.

There’s a new livery, too (the stripes, look at the stripes!), available in matt or gloss black (or red), though it can be removed if you so wish. Plus, there are new black alloys: specially crafted ones with a centre-lock, fashioned after the rims on Lamborghini’s rather shouty Super Trofeo racers.

No word on price, but surely a worthwhile upgrade for the baby Lambo, no?

Lamborghini has announced an upgrade package for both the 4WD and RWD versions of its Huracán. There is no power upgrade, but there is much more aero.

Specifically, wing. Yup, the new aero pack, as detailed in these lovely new images, spans a new front splitter, side skirts, a rear diffuser and a new wing. All are finished in matt black, and constructed from composite materials.

We’re told everything has – as you would expect – been tested in Lamborghini’s wind tunnels “to ensure vehicle safety,” and because it comes from Lamborghini itself, it’s the only factory approved aero kit for the Huracán.

There’s a new livery, too (the stripes, look at the stripes!), available in matt or gloss black (or red), though it can be removed if you so wish. Plus, there are new black alloys: specially crafted ones with a centre-lock, fashioned after the rims on Lamborghini’s rather shouty Super Trofeo racers.

No word on price, but surely a worthwhile upgrade for the baby Lambo, no?

Lamborghini has announced an upgrade package for both the 4WD and RWD versions of its Huracán. There is no power upgrade, but there is much more aero.

Specifically, wing. Yup, the new aero pack, as detailed in these lovely new images, spans a new front splitter, side skirts, a rear diffuser and a new wing. All are finished in matt black, and constructed from composite materials.

We’re told everything has – as you would expect – been tested in Lamborghini’s wind tunnels “to ensure vehicle safety,” and because it comes from Lamborghini itself, it’s the only factory approved aero kit for the Huracán.

There’s a new livery, too (the stripes, look at the stripes!), available in matt or gloss black (or red), though it can be removed if you so wish. Plus, there are new black alloys: specially crafted ones with a centre-lock, fashioned after the rims on Lamborghini’s rather shouty Super Trofeo racers.

No word on price, but surely a worthwhile upgrade for the baby Lambo, no?

Lamborghini has announced an upgrade package for both the 4WD and RWD versions of its Huracán. There is no power upgrade, but there is much more aero.

Specifically, wing. Yup, the new aero pack, as detailed in these lovely new images, spans a new front splitter, side skirts, a rear diffuser and a new wing. All are finished in matt black, and constructed from composite materials.

We’re told everything has – as you would expect – been tested in Lamborghini’s wind tunnels “to ensure vehicle safety,” and because it comes from Lamborghini itself, it’s the only factory approved aero kit for the Huracán.

There’s a new livery, too (the stripes, look at the stripes!), available in matt or gloss black (or red), though it can be removed if you so wish. Plus, there are new black alloys: specially crafted ones with a centre-lock, fashioned after the rims on Lamborghini’s rather shouty Super Trofeo racers.

No word on price, but surely a worthwhile upgrade for the baby Lambo, no?

Lamborghini has announced an upgrade package for both the 4WD and RWD versions of its Huracán. There is no power upgrade, but there is much more aero.

Specifically, wing. Yup, the new aero pack, as detailed in these lovely new images, spans a new front splitter, side skirts, a rear diffuser and a new wing. All are finished in matt black, and constructed from composite materials.

We’re told everything has – as you would expect – been tested in Lamborghini’s wind tunnels “to ensure vehicle safety,” and because it comes from Lamborghini itself, it’s the only factory approved aero kit for the Huracán.

There’s a new livery, too (the stripes, look at the stripes!), available in matt or gloss black (or red), though it can be removed if you so wish. Plus, there are new black alloys: specially crafted ones with a centre-lock, fashioned after the rims on Lamborghini’s rather shouty Super Trofeo racers.

No word on price, but surely a worthwhile upgrade for the baby Lambo, no?

Lamborghini has announced an upgrade package for both the 4WD and RWD versions of its Huracán. There is no power upgrade, but there is much more aero.

Specifically, wing. Yup, the new aero pack, as detailed in these lovely new images, spans a new front splitter, side skirts, a rear diffuser and a new wing. All are finished in matt black, and constructed from composite materials.

We’re told everything has – as you would expect – been tested in Lamborghini’s wind tunnels “to ensure vehicle safety,” and because it comes from Lamborghini itself, it’s the only factory approved aero kit for the Huracán.

There’s a new livery, too (the stripes, look at the stripes!), available in matt or gloss black (or red), though it can be removed if you so wish. Plus, there are new black alloys: specially crafted ones with a centre-lock, fashioned after the rims on Lamborghini’s rather shouty Super Trofeo racers.

No word on price, but surely a worthwhile upgrade for the baby Lambo, no?

Lamborghini has announced an upgrade package for both the 4WD and RWD versions of its Huracán. There is no power upgrade, but there is much more aero.

Specifically, wing. Yup, the new aero pack, as detailed in these lovely new images, spans a new front splitter, side skirts, a rear diffuser and a new wing. All are finished in matt black, and constructed from composite materials.

We’re told everything has – as you would expect – been tested in Lamborghini’s wind tunnels “to ensure vehicle safety,” and because it comes from Lamborghini itself, it’s the only factory approved aero kit for the Huracán.

There’s a new livery, too (the stripes, look at the stripes!), available in matt or gloss black (or red), though it can be removed if you so wish. Plus, there are new black alloys: specially crafted ones with a centre-lock, fashioned after the rims on Lamborghini’s rather shouty Super Trofeo racers.

No word on price, but surely a worthwhile upgrade for the baby Lambo, no?

Lamborghini has announced an upgrade package for both the 4WD and RWD versions of its Huracán. There is no power upgrade, but there is much more aero.

Specifically, wing. Yup, the new aero pack, as detailed in these lovely new images, spans a new front splitter, side skirts, a rear diffuser and a new wing. All are finished in matt black, and constructed from composite materials.

We’re told everything has – as you would expect – been tested in Lamborghini’s wind tunnels “to ensure vehicle safety,” and because it comes from Lamborghini itself, it’s the only factory approved aero kit for the Huracán.

There’s a new livery, too (the stripes, look at the stripes!), available in matt or gloss black (or red), though it can be removed if you so wish. Plus, there are new black alloys: specially crafted ones with a centre-lock, fashioned after the rims on Lamborghini’s rather shouty Super Trofeo racers.

No word on price, but surely a worthwhile upgrade for the baby Lambo, no?

Lamborghini has announced an upgrade package for both the 4WD and RWD versions of its Huracán. There is no power upgrade, but there is much more aero.

Specifically, wing. Yup, the new aero pack, as detailed in these lovely new images, spans a new front splitter, side skirts, a rear diffuser and a new wing. All are finished in matt black, and constructed from composite materials.

We’re told everything has – as you would expect – been tested in Lamborghini’s wind tunnels “to ensure vehicle safety,” and because it comes from Lamborghini itself, it’s the only factory approved aero kit for the Huracán.

There’s a new livery, too (the stripes, look at the stripes!), available in matt or gloss black (or red), though it can be removed if you so wish. Plus, there are new black alloys: specially crafted ones with a centre-lock, fashioned after the rims on Lamborghini’s rather shouty Super Trofeo racers.

No word on price, but surely a worthwhile upgrade for the baby Lambo, no?

Lamborghini has announced an upgrade package for both the 4WD and RWD versions of its Huracán. There is no power upgrade, but there is much more aero.

Specifically, wing. Yup, the new aero pack, as detailed in these lovely new images, spans a new front splitter, side skirts, a rear diffuser and a new wing. All are finished in matt black, and constructed from composite materials.

We’re told everything has – as you would expect – been tested in Lamborghini’s wind tunnels “to ensure vehicle safety,” and because it comes from Lamborghini itself, it’s the only factory approved aero kit for the Huracán.

There’s a new livery, too (the stripes, look at the stripes!), available in matt or gloss black (or red), though it can be removed if you so wish. Plus, there are new black alloys: specially crafted ones with a centre-lock, fashioned after the rims on Lamborghini’s rather shouty Super Trofeo racers.

No word on price, but surely a worthwhile upgrade for the baby Lambo, no?