Lamborghini's new design concept hints at future models' styles.
Lamborghini reveals new design concept
Manifesto showcases future styling elements
Features shark nose and Y-shaped lights
Distinctive double-bubble glass roof
Production-ready parts hinted in concept
Lamborghini Centro Stile celebrating 20 years
Limited-run models may feature concept styles
Lamborghini recently unveiled the “Manifesto” concept, a design study celebrating the 20th anniversary of its in-house design center, Lamborghini Centro Stile. This concept previews a future direction for the brand’s design DNA, refining its iconic styling language into a minimalist, sculptural form that preserves the essence of Lamborghini while innovating for tomorrow’s supercars.[1][2][3]
Overview of Lamborghini Manifesto Concept
The Manifesto concept distills Lamborghini’s design philosophy into radical purity and powerful presence. It sheds the aggressively cut surfaces and dramatic wings of past models in favor of clean, confident proportions. This “sculpture on four wheels” features a wedge-shaped body with sharp lines that evoke strong emotion and connect visually to the brand’s heritage without exaggeration.[3][1]
Exterior Styling and Signature Features
Front End: The concept retains the signature Y-shaped lighting motif within sleek headlamps—a design element introduced with the 2007 Reventón and developed further in recent models like the Revuelto and Aventador. The front fascia shows deliberate simplicity with clean air channels and a sharp nose, balancing futuristic minimalism with recognizable Lamborghini aggressiveness.[2][1]
Glass Canopy: A notable feature is the double-bubble glass canopy that flows continuously over the cockpit, blending seamlessly into the rear. This canopy recalls the single-seat Lamborghini Egoista concept of 2013, enhancing the futuristic silhouette.[1]
Rear Design: The rear features vertically oriented Y-shaped brake lights influenced by the 2025 Fenomeno concept. A massive diffuser replaces the traditional rear wing, complemented by short rear fenders that reveal enormous rear tires. Twelve vents hint at a V12 powertrain, signaling Lamborghini’s commitment to this legendary engine architecture for the future.[4][5][2][1]
Minimalism and Proportion: Unlike many previous models, the Manifesto avoids doors and sportscar theatrics to explore purity of form and proportion, emphasizing essential shapes and surfaces over embellishments.[6][3][1]
Design Philosophy and Centro Stile’s Influence
Mitja Borkert, Lamborghini’s Head of Design, highlights that the Manifesto concept is an inward reflection and declaration of the brand’s unique design DNA, focusing on clarity, cohesion, and emotional impact. Centro Stile, founded in the early 2000s, has been pivotal in shaping Lamborghini’s modern styling, producing iconic models like the Aventador, Huracán, and Revuelto. The Manifesto concept is understood as a new reference point that will guide Lamborghini’s design evolution over the next decades.[7][8][3][1]
Future Lamborghinis Implications
Although just a conceptual study with no immediate production plans, the Manifesto’s design elements—like the Y-shaped lights, hexagonal patterns, and the streamlined canopy—are expected to influence Lamborghini’s upcoming supercars. The focus on integrating a V12 engine and balancing minimalist aesthetics with aggressive, recognizable Lamborghini forms signals a future where cutting-edge design meets tradition.[2][3][6]
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