Lamborghini Huracan Testing on the Snow Next to Aventador

Yes, yes, we know that the Lamborghini Huracan made an official appearance today, but that doesn't mean engineers are done – not even with the base LP610-4, let alone the rest of the models that will follow like the Roadster and the various editions being planned.

We can't say with certainty whether our spies photographed the entry-level Huracan LP610-4 (it does appear to be one, though) or a different version this week on the snow-covered roads of Northern Sweden.

Lamborghini's team had also brought along a blacked-out Aventador to the testing grounds.

The Huracan will be displayed in private preview events for qualified prospect buyers (read very deep pockets) starting from January, before first deliveries commence in spring of the same year.

Photo Credits: CarPix for CarScoopS

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Listen to the New Lamborghini Huracan LP610-4's V10 Fire Up

There's no holding back anymore on the new Lamborghini Huracan after we tasted the first official images of the Gallardo's replacement on Wednesday night with Carscoops bringing you first the full photo set today.

And while the Italians are holding on to the numbers and facts for a little bit longer, we can now present to you the first live video of the car, courtesy of German magazine Autobild that unashamedly placed its camera on the Huracan's rear-end.

What it found there are the delicious crackling sounds coming out of the 602-horsepower (610PS) V10 engine's quad tailpipes, as the car was being driven away.

It's a short video, but we guess it will do for now until we get better footage.

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New Lamborghini Huracan Envisioned in LP650-4 Superleggera Trim

After having, more or less, established that the pictures of the new Lamborghini Huracan LP610-4 are official, what's next? Well, a full-blown press release detailing Lamborghini's answer to the Ferrari 458 Italia and McLaren 12C would be nice, but let's not be greedy now…

We've heard that the new Huracan is a tad bigger in size but lighter on the scales, while the LP610-4 badge on the car denotes the V10 engine's output – 610PS or 602hp.

It's also a given that the Italians will follow up the coupe with a roadster body style and a number of different editions, including the more hardcore Superleggera that has been rendered here by a forum member of Lambocars with a neat aero package and bespoke wheels.

The author imagines that the Superleggera would get a power hike in the range of 50 added ponies under the hood, which sounds reasonable.

Renderings courtesy of Lambocars

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