Gallardo gets 'Bicolore' tone

With its brutally powerful 560hp V10 engine, the Lamborghini Gallardo has been for the longest time every sportscar lovers ‘dream on wheels.’ Explosive dynamics and total control thanks to its all-wheels drive and razor-sharp design is what makes this Italian ‘bull’ an extremely prestigious model in the world of automotive design.

Though the Gallardo has been through a series of upgrades and add ons since being introduced, the current generation LP5604 is by far the most advanced and technologically superior version of the legendary Gallardo series of cars from the Italian sportscar major. 

In its latest avatar, the Gallardo LP-560-4 gets a tint of paint, which gives its already sporty exterior a super stylish two-tone finish, further emphasizing the sharp, dynamic lines of the ‘Baby Bull’. From the window-line upwards (including pillars, roof, engine hood and rear spoiler), the vehicle is decorated in Noctis Black - a pastel black that contrasts  perfectly with the lower area of the body, available in a choice of five colors:  Giallo Midas (Yellow), Arancio Borealis (Orange), Grigio Telesto (Grey) , Bianco Monocerus (White) and Blu Caelum (Blue)

The colored exterior finish matched with the black on the upper area of the body gives the Gallardo a new, more  aggressive personality making it look wider and more extreme than its existing models.

Speaking on the launch of this dual-tone Gallardo model, Stephan Winkelmann, President and CEO of  Automobili Lamborghini, said “With the Gallardo LP 560-4 Bicolore, Lamborghini demonstrates once again  the extreme, uncompromising and unmistakably Italian nature of our brand. The  super sports cars from Lamborghini combine volcanic energy with design that  is as unique as it is stylish,”

The Gallardo LP 560-4 in its new two-tone highlights will offer Lamborghini fans a more personalized experience in its ten-cylinder model series.  This latest ‘Bicolore’ Special Edition model of the Gallardo comes just a month before the world debut of the replacement to the Gallardo’s elder sibling, the Murcielago.