Looking at the Aventador, it's hard to believe Lamborghini launched the edgy supercar 11 years ago. Yes, the platform has been milked through countless special editions, but the car itself doesn't seem that dated. While production of the V12 raging bull has ended, there's a chance it will be restarted in the wake of a fiery incident involving the Felicity Ace. The cargo ship eventually sank, taking along with it 4,000 high-end VW Group cars.
Meanwhile, our spies have caught the Aventador's replacement with significantly less camouflage than before. The running joke about the old flagship having a vent and doors is emphasized here by the sheer number of intakes and redesigned doors hosting a prominent upper character line. Those yellow stickers you see reconfirm the new Italian machine will be electrified while using an all-new V12.
