RENDERED SPECULATION: The Lamborghini Aventador Roadster SV Has Already Been SPIED, BUT This Is What It'll Look Like Sans Camo

While the Lamborghini Aventador SV made its big debut at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show, the legendary Italian supercar manufacturer was busy testing out a roadster variant in the snow. Yes, an Aventador SV Roadster, you read that correctly.

As of now there's only one set of initial spy photos from what I've seen. But, our friends at Top Speed decided that those simply would not suffice. That's what led them to render up the all-new Lamborghini Aventador SV Roadster from a rear 3/4 angle.

**Check out the render below and click "Read Article" to see the FULL collection of spy shots!

...Updated 03/09/2015: Based on the recent spy shots and on the recently launched Aventador SV coupe version, we’ve created a rendering for the future Aventador SV Spyder version. We hope you like it...

...Having already received a more-powerful drivetrain, lighter components and unique features inside and out compared to the standard model, the Aventador SV can hardly be improved upon without making it a full-fledged race car. That said, the Roadster is a welcome addition to the lineup, as it can deliver everything the Aventador SV provides, but with infinite headroom for those sunny summer days...

**Special thanks to Mircea from INAUTONEWS for providing us with these shots LIVE from the 2015 Geneva Motor Show floor!

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TheSteve - 3/11/2015 1:37:45 PM

+1 Boost

I love the Gallardo from about 2007. Today's Lambos look like angular, trendy fashion statements that'll look as dated and awkward as BMW's "Flame Surface" styling language, just as soon as this "sharp creases and trapezoids" trend runs its course.

bperlow - 3/11/2015 2:01:30 PM

+1 Boost

If one can afford a Lambo, they need to get it turbo-d by Heffner. Stock Lambos are now unimpressive for what you pay. HP is getting cheaper. I think STOCK Lambos should be outfitted with Heffner turbo systems. Not keen on V-10s or V-12s anymore. They are engines for folks with genital insecurity issues. The engines are way too big, and dont provide enough torque. Its amazing what can be done with a small block V-8 twin turbo. Heck Porsches 911 twin turbo engine can easily get 700 hp with proper exhaust, programming and intake.