The German tuning company has taken an interest in the Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato, customizing it with a rugged body kit, forged wheels and a new interior.
We are told that, aside from looking good on the Italian soft-roader, the CFP parts should protect it against dents and scratches. There are new roof applications, side mirror caps, bumper and side sill extensions, and even pillar trims. If you look closer, you will also see some skid plates on the undercarriage. We were unable to find any mentions of improved drag efficiency.
For the wheels, the tuner picks its own FO.6 forged set sized 19 inches large, just like its OEM counterpart. Grippier tires round off the exterior mods.
The cabin looks fresh with black leather, green artificial suede and red contrast piping all around. There are Mansory badges on the wheel, the headrests, the floor mats and the center console, while the engine start/stop button has been moved to the ceiling.
The V10 under the hood continues to deliver 610 PS (602 hp / 450 kW) to the wheels. The company claims the car sprints one-tenth of a second faster now, hitting 100 km/h (62 mph) in 3.3 seconds.