Lamborghini

The outrageously-styled Sian is Lamborghini's most powerful supercar in history, aided by a supercapacitor hybrid powertrain. Now, it's back as a roofless Roadster that's somehow even sexier – but don't get your hopes up, it's sold out.

Lamborghini wowed the automotive world with its Sián supercapacitor-hybrid supercar last year, and now it is hoping to turn some heads away from dry land with a motor yacht inspired by the eye-catching high-performance supercar.

Due for full release soon, the latest track-only Lambo will have the most powerful V12 in the company's history, and higher downforce levels than a GT3 racer. While it's still in pre-launch camouflage, the video is pure petrolhead audio porn.

Lego cars have moved light years ahead of the barely rollable boxes of childhood. Nowadays we're talking 1:1 drivable Bugattis and VW camper vans. The latest is Lego's Lamborghini Sián, a kit that recreates the most powerful Lambo ever in 1:8 size.

Decades ago, Lamborghini juxtaposed the Countach with the LM002 4x4, beating the market storm of super SUVs by three decades. Restoration specialist Bell Sport & Classic gives the 40th LM002 new life, bringing it back to ramble like it's 1987.

Lamborghini isn't here to save the world, it's here to make loud, sexy supercars that people can tag on the 'gram and pick up hotties with. The latest bull to flee the pen is a slidey convertible designed to make you look like a playboy drift god.

Nobody's impressed with your off-the-rack Lamborghini Aventador SVJ. Anyone can buy one of those, but only three people can buy the Mansory Cabrera conversion, which adds power, downforce and an extra dollop of special in your sauce.

Fast-paced cars are such a staple of car shows that most feature them front and center. Displays of supercars, hypercars, muscle cars, and more are found throughout the show floor in Chicago this year.

The 1968 Espada grand tourer was a bit of a weird-looking Lamborghini. But as Danton Art Kustoms has proved with this build, it makes one heck of a Mad Max open-wheel hot rod, with its lovingly polished V12 engine swinging loud and proud in the wind.

It's raining hypercars in 2019, and here we are with no umbrella. The latest is a track-only Lambo V12, on its way for 2020, and we've got to start asking the question: have we, as a collective society, got enough hypercars yet?

If a material is going to be used for implants or prostheses, it had better be tough. The carbon fiber produced by Lamborghini may be up to the task, so samples will soon be headed for the ISS – to be tested in the harsh conditions of outer space.

While some electric powertrains on show at IAA 2019 are found in simple everyday commuters, many of them are in full-blown performance machines.