Lamborghini Revuelto in Indonesia after a high -speed accident as a whole

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A Lamborghini Revuelto, the latest hybrid hypercar of the Italian Marque, has been badly damaged in a high-speed collision in Indonesia and has been the latest in a series of incidents with the high-performance model since his debut.

According to local reports and video recordings on social media, the accident occurred at the beginning of this week when the Lamborghini left a Suzuki S-Presso behind, a compact assembly backback that is often seen on Indonesian roads. The effects were completely destroyed by the front end of the Revuelto, which indicates that the crash occurred at significant speed.

The authorities have not yet confirmed whether the driver of the Lamborghini or the inmates of the Suzuki suffered injuries. The crash is examined, with preliminary findings indicate that an excessive speed may have contributed to a factor.

This incident is at least the third crash with a Revuelto-Des flagship model from Lamborghini, which was introduced as the Hybrid V12 of the brand as the first serial production. At the beginning of this year, a reviewer in Lebanon was severely damaged before the customer delivery, while it was driven to a fuel station. According to reports, this vehicle was a total loss. Regardless of this, the film material from Italy conquered another reviewer, which scraped a guardrail at high speed and at the same time navigated a motorway curve.

The reviewer with an output of over 1,000 hp and a time of only 2.5 seconds with a time of 0 to 60 miles per hour is a bold new era for Lamborghini. However, the latest series of top -class crashes underlines the challenges associated with the management of such extreme performance on public roads.

If the demand for the model increases with limited production, automobile experts and security lawyers ask for the super sports business to prepare caution, especially in urban or high traffic environments. Lamborghini did not give an explanation to the last crash.

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