2015 Lamborghini Roadster Veneno with cool design and look stunning. Lamborghini is a world-class sports car manufacturer launched its newest product.
The Lamborghini Veneno hit the scene to a relatively lukewarm reception at best, but the lack of media and enthusiast frenzy sure didn’t stop it from planning a roadster version. The new Veneno Roadster was unveiled this past weekend, and there are few differences between it and the coupe model.
The typical roadster has a top that the driver can raise and lower at his demand, but the Veneno is no typical car. Instead, Lamborghini opted to hack the top off altogether.
Ekterior
Up front, the Veneno Roadster features a large aerodynamic wing with huge channels and Y-shaped angular headlamps, and Lamborghini placed large fenders — inspired by the racing world — plus four sizable exhaust pipes divided by a splitter on the backside. Keeping the monstrous engine behind the seats cool are large vents, while an adjustable rear wing adds much needed downforce. All the exterior parts are made from carbon fiber.
The Roadster version comes with an exclusive exterior color — "Rosso Veneno" — but customers can opt for a number of colors. This exclusive color is combined with alloy wheels.
What is really interesting about the new Veneno Roadster is that it has no roof, just a strong rollover bar for optimum safety. Let’s hope that those lucky nine owners don’t get caught in the rain.
Interior
Just like the exterior, the Veneno Roadster’s interior also get lots of carbon-fiber elements. Both driver and passenger have a clear view of the carbon fiber monocoque around the central tunnel and sills. The car comes equipped with two lightweight bucket seats made from Lamborghini’s patented Forged Composite. The cockpit, part of the seats and the headliner are made from carbon-fiber CarbonSkin, which helps shave off a little weight.
Rendering vs. Reality
Once we saw the Veneno Coupe, it wasn’t too hard to come up with a rendering of the roadster version. All we had to do was to remove the roof, and we got a pretty good idea of what the new Veneno Roadster will look like.
What we didn’t know back then was that Lamborghini would opt to remove the roof altogether, but even so, we like to think that our rendering was pretty accurate. Except of course for these new red paint, which is also a surprise.
So, take a look at the two images put side by side and let us know what do you think about our rendering.
Source:http://www.topspeed.com
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