One of Lamborghini’s most iconic super sports cars is for sale.
Automobili Lamborghini has been a benchmark of Italian design and performance for decades, creating supercars that combine aggressive design with breathtaking performance. Beyond its production range, Lamborghini occasionally turns its attention to exclusive, small-series hypercars built for its most dedicated clientele. Born as Lamborghini’s first hybrid production car, the Sián debuted in 2019 with just 63 units planned as a nod to the company’s founding year in 1963. The car’s name, “Sián”, means “lightning” in Bolognese, which is a perfect fit considering it combines the manufacturer’s iconic naturally aspirated V12 engine with a touch of electrification. The Velocity Honolulu team is proud to present this 2020 Lamborghini Sián as part of their inventory of exotic cars for sale at Daily Sparkz.
Finished in vibrant Arancio Atlas gloss paint, this Sián example pays homage to Lamborghini’s early use of bold colors on icons such as the Miura. The sharp, wedge-shaped bodywork features glossy carbon fiber accents that contribute to its timeless look as well as saving unnecessary weight and improving aerodynamics. From the front fascia and Y-shaped headlights to the rear with hexagonal taillights and integrated active aerodynamics, the Sián looks more like a concept car than a five-year-old production supercar. Lightweight multi-spoke wheels designed for performance complete the aggressive look and ensure the Sián can deliver the power it needs when setting lap times.
Enter and the Sián takes a different approach. Instead of drowning you in luxury, it pares things down so you can focus on the ride. The black and orange cabin mirrors the exterior, with an aggressive but purposeful style running through the sports seats, center console and steering wheel. Carbon fiber trim highlights the lightweight DNA, while the layout is more cockpit than lounge-like, a reminder that despite its exclusivity, Lamborghini designed the Sián solely for speed.
The Sián leaves its true traces under the skin. The 6.5-liter naturally aspirated V12 engine combined with its electric motor produces over 808 horsepower, making it the most powerful Lamborghini ever when it was launched. Instead of a heavy lithium-ion battery, it uses a supercapacitor to provide instant power, making it different from most hybrid vehicles on the road. Paired with a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission, the Sián shoots from 0 to 60 miles per hour in just 2.8 seconds. It’s fast, loud and dramatic, exactly what you’d expect from Lamborghini, but it also hints at the electrified direction supercars are inevitably heading.
