Lamborghini — Aventador SVJ

Racing-derived technology and a naturally aspirated V12 at the peak of Italian engineering, built to conquer track and road.

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Manufacturer

Lamborghini

Model

Aventador SVJ

Country of origin

Italy

Launch year

2018

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Trivia

The Lamborghini Aventador line began in 2011 with the launch of the Aventador LP 700‑4, which replaced the Murciélago as the brand’s top V12 supercar. Since then, the Aventador has evolved in power, design, and technology, maintaining a relentless focus on performance and drivability. In 2018, Lamborghini introduced the Aventador SVJ (Super Veloce Jota), the pinnacle of the line, combining the traditional V12 engine with active aerodynamics ALA (Aerodinamica Lamborghini Attiva), which automatically adjusts downforce and airflow for maximum efficiency in corners and on straights. The SVJ set a 6:44.97 lap time at the Nürburgring Nordschleife, becoming the fastest production car on the circuit at the time, with development led by Lamborghini’s Squadra Corse division to ensure exceptional performance and stability in every detail of the chassis, suspension, and engine.

Technical Specs

Engine:6.5L V12 L539 naturally aspirated
Maximum Power:759 hp
Maximum Torque:531 lb-ft
Transmission:7-speed ISR automated manual
Drive:AWD
Suspension:Independent double wishbone with push-rod front and rear
Brakes:Ventilated carbon-ceramic discs front and rear
Weight:3,362 lb
Power-to-weight ratio:4.43 lb/hp

Dimensions

Length:194.61 in
Width:82.60 in
Height:44.72 in
Wheelbase:106.30 in

Performance

0-60 mph:2.7 s
0-100 mph:6.3 s
0-150 mph:
Top Speed:217 mph