
Photographer Jordan Shiraki has accidentally shown off Lamborghini’s new Aventador LP750-4 SV Roadster after posting it on the online portfolio that advertises his work.
As well as posting three never-before-seen images of the fastest, most hard-core convertible Lamborghini ever, the hapless photographer helpfully added some top-secret model information that Lamborghini has yet to reveal.
Information like Lamborghini will make just 500 cars and that the roadster weighs in 50kg more than the coupe it’s based on.
Powered by the same 552kW/690Nm 6.5-litre V12 as the coupe – up from 515kW/690Nm in the standard car, Shiraki even reveals how quick the new roadster will be, saying that it will hit 100km/h in 2.8 seconds and max out at 357km/h.
Lamborghini had already confirmed the existence of a convertible version of its new Aventador LP750-4 Superveloce coupe but, until now, hadn’t revealed how it would look.
The Coupe SV’s limited 600-run is now sold out arrives in Australia in October priced at a cool $882,650 plus on-road costs.
Given the standard Aventador LP700-4 roadster, which is the most expensive Lambo currently available here at $795,000 plus ORCs, commands a $33,500 premium over the coupe on which it's based, the LP750-4 roadster could set a new benchmark above $915,000.