Skip to main content

Hamann’s limited-edition Lamborghini Aventador sports lime green accents

From the factory, the Lamborghini Aventador is one of the coolest cars on the planet. Despite this, bespoke tuning companies have let their imagination run wild with the top-of-the-line Lambo, in order to take its cool-factor to all-new heights. Hamann Motorsports is a perfect example. It has brought its take on the Aventador to the Geneva Motor Show … and it’s a grey and green masterpiece.

The tuned Aventador comes with a matte grey special paint called “stealth grey” that looks so good; it ought to be a factory color. And that special paintjob is given a dab of lime green color that contrasts the matte grey. I think the color scheme is great – who honestly doesn’t like lime green?

The exterior is also spruced-up with revised front and rear fascias, featuring carbon fiber trimmings and spoilers, revised side skirts, and a new rear wing.

The bespoke supercar comes with a 20-inch set of wheels on the front and a 21-inch set on the back.

Inside, Hamann has continued the grey-green theme in the cabin and added green leather trimmed three-spoke steering wheel. The interior also features green leather on the dashboard, seats, and door panels.
Under the hood, Hamann has managed to crank another 59 horses from Lamborghini’s standard 6.5-liter V12 that brings the amount of horses in the stable to 750.

Hamann Motorsports has found a way to include lime green on a Lamborghini without making the supercar so loud that only Kanye West’s ego could drive it.

Trevor Dermody
Former Digital Trends Contributor
The Kia EV3 could be the cheap electric SUV we’ve been waiting for
White Kia EV3

The Kia EV9 was already one of the cheapest ways to get an electric SUV, but now the company is taking things to the next level. After teasing the Kia EV3 last year, the car is now official.

The EV3 is built to be a slightly smaller, cheaper version of the EV9 -- following the path of the Rivian R2, which arrived after the Rivian R1S. It's certainly not as technologically advanced as the EV9, but it still looks unmistakably like a modern Kia, and is clearly a sibling of the larger SUV. On the outside, the vehicle has the same split taillights and very similar Tiger Face front. But it is quite a bit smaller. The vehicle will be available in nine finishes -- however only "Aventurine Green" and "Terracotta" are being announced right now.

Read more
Kia EV3: release date, performance, range, and more
White Kia EV3

Kia is on a roll. Hot on the heels of the success of the Kia EV6 and EV9, the company is already announcing what could be its cheapest electric vehicle yet -- the Kia EV3.

The Kia EV line seems to follow the rule of lower numbers indicating a lower price — and if so, the EV3 will end up being the cheapest electric car Kia has released to date. That, however, thankfully doesn’t mean that the EV3 will be a low-end car — it just means that Kia may be pushing the boundaries on electric car pricing.

Read more
Kia EV3 vs Tesla Model Y: Can Kia’s new entry-level car take on Tesla?
White Kia EV3

The Kia EV3 is finally coming, and it could well end up being the best small-size electric SUV to buy when it finally rolls out. It's smaller than the Kia EV9, but it offers many of the same design elements and features. But there's another small-size electric car that's currently one of the most popular vehicles out there -- the Tesla Model Y.

How does the Kia EV3 compare with the Tesla Model Y? And is one vehicle actually better than the other? We put the Kia EV3 and the Tesla Model Y head-to-head to find out.
Design
The design of the Kia EV3 is very different than that of the Model Y, though they're both reasonably good-looking vehicles.

Read more