HURACAN EVO

The Huracan Evo is a car in which Lamborghini is talking more about dynamics and handling and grip than outright acceleration, performance and weight (an obsession they have had over the last few years). The focus is shifting towards what the Lamborghini can do in a corner rather than in a straight line.

- BERTRAND D'SOUZA

That area of development nonetheless sounds right; cornering speeds have always been the ultimate challenge for automakers. How do you defy the laws of physics and make a car go faster in a bend? Lamborghini has some answers and they come from something called the Lamborghini Dynamic Vehicle Integration (LDVI), which is a nerdy brain inside the Huracan Evo that does the calculation and instructs four critical components on what to do when attacking corners. These four are the traction control, the 4-wheel drive system, the new 4-wheel steering system, and a new torque vectoring system. It is quite an amazing system, but it is something you won’t ever feel or recognize. In a way it also dials down the expertise level needed of a driver. This is good, because i