Lamborghini Huracan Evo Fluo Capsule review – Supercar's a bright idea

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YOU wouldn’t think a Lamborghini needs any help to stand out from the crowd.That hasn’t stopped the flamboyant Italian supercar maker from introducing the Huracan Evo Fluo Capsule.

This offers lucky buyers the chance to pick from a vibrant list of neon paint colours and interior hues.To help the new colour options stand out even more, the Fluo Capsule also has a two-tone outside finish, complete with a matt black roof section to give contrast to your chosen paint colour.You can pick from the acidic Verde Shock green, Celeste Fedra blue, Arancio Livrea orange, Giallo Clarus yellow, or the Arancio Dac orange of the car we tried out.As well as the eye-searing paint shades, our Huracan came with £4500 worth of optional 20in forged matt black alloy wheels with black bolts, and brake calipers in matching black that add another £910.If you think that’s the end of the extras, think again, as this Huracan also came with the £4050 transparent engine cover, £2070 Sportivo Alcantara Unicolour upholstery, and the £4510 Big Forged Composites package.Add in all the other extras, such as £5130 sports seats, the total of this car nudges up from the “basic” £215,000 list price to a whopping £256,000.Is the Huracan worth that kind of cash?

Well, if you want to get noticed, it’s money well spent, as we can assure you – we got plenty of attention everywhere we drove this Lamborghini.More importantly, after the initial fun of making a big entrance wears off, the Huracan is sensational to drive.

Unlike many modern supercars, it can be used and enjoyed on the road at sensible, legal speeds.Yet there’s always a huge reserve in place if you find yourself on a track or deserted airfield.The secret of the Huracan’s fun factor is the 640hp,