This $200,000 Lamborghini Huracán is the world’s fastest camera car built for high-speed video shoots.
The supercar was modified for an extra use at high speeds.
The camera can be used for incredibly fast video shoots, making a videographer’s job much easier.
But what other uses does it have?
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Lamborghini is having a bit of a moment right now.
Last year, its cars were so loved that Lamborghini sold more than it has ever done before.
What’s more, The EV Lamborghini is set to be released in 2030 could be set to change the course of history.
But this version of one of its fleet will impress you even more.
Enter the Huracán camera car
A standard Huracán is impressive enough on its own, but with this extra equipment, it’s certainly deemed extra special.
Incline Dynamic Outlet came up with the idea to put a camera on the hood of the supercar to really make it a force to be reckoned with.
But, the project didn’t happen over night, and planning would have needed to be extensive.
It took ‘many months’
The company uploaded a snap of the masterpiece to Instagram and captioned the post: “So beyond stoked that we finally put out the world’s fastest camera car.”
Just imagine the speeds that this thing could do whilst capturing golden content.
The system was from Gyro Stabilized Systems, and it clearly wouldn’t have come cheap, but we sure bet that it beats strapping a camcorder to the hood of a speedy powerhouse.
The Lamborghini Huracán can reach serious speeds
According to Lamborghini Charlotte, the 2024 editions of the car have many impressive features.
The base trim level features a ‘640-horsepower 5.2-liter V10 engine that delivers 417 lb-ft of torque and pairs with a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission and rear-wheel drive.’
Sounds impressive, don’t you think?
Just imagine the added perk of capturing footage along the way, too – we think that it’s a winner, that’s for sure.
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