modified car made of baked carbon fiber drives with triangular tailpipes and 'scoop' on roof

"Mansory unveils a Lamborghini-based modified car made of baked carbon fiber, triangular tailpipes, and a roof scoop. Named Carbonado X, the vehicle, which is based on Lamborghini cars, especially the Aventador, features a full carbon fiber body that is shaped in a closed machine with high heat and pressure, transforming it into a more robust and stable material for the car. The company says that this model uses tailored parts that are newly designed instead of taking from older Mansory designs."

"At the front, a refreshed apron and bonnet give the car a sharp look, making the linings clearer. On the sides, sills and large air intakes help cool the engine, and on top of the Lamborghini-based Mansory car is the roof scoop. It is basically an opening on top of the car that guides air down into the engine, keeping the V12 engine cool."

"The rear view of the Lamborghini-based Mansory car is completed by an exhaust system with three triangular tailpipes, and they're all connected together for a unique back appearance. The Carbonado X uses FV.10 Carbon wheels, forged and shaped under high pressure to make them robust. They also have a carbon ring on the outside, which reduces their overall weight. Inside the vehicle, the cabin is covered in dark Alcantara, a soft material that feels like suede,"

Mansory's Carbonado X is a heavily modified Lamborghini-based supercar, drawing especially from the Aventador. The car uses a full baked carbon fiber body formed in a closed machine under high heat and pressure to increase robustness and stability. Exterior changes include a refreshed apron and bonnet, side sills, large air intakes, a roof scoop, a large rear diffuser and an extendable rear spoiler to enhance cooling and high-speed stability. The rear features a connected triple triangular tailpipe exhaust and FV.10 carbon wheels with an outer carbon ring to reduce weight. The dark Alcantara cabin features turquoise accents and backlit door panels. The 6.5-liter V12 is tuned to 930 horsepower compared with 825 in the standard version.

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