The Lamborghini Veneno Roadster seems too crazy to be a real car, but it is. And while most carmakers prefer to showcase their newest products within the safe confines of a convention center, Lamborghini decided to put the Veneno Roadster on an Italian aircraft carrier. The Veneno Roadster is a roofless version of the Veneno coupe, which was unveiled at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show, and is itself based on the Aventador. Like the Aventador, the Veneno is all-wheel drive, and has an ISR single-clutch automated-manual transmission for gear shifting. Despite all that, the Roadster weighs a relatively petite 3,285, largely thanks to extensive use of carbon fiber. Lamborghini’s new forged carbon production method cuts production time significantly.
Source: Motor Authority
