Chassis No.
ZHWEM6ZD2LLA09900
| Monaco, Monaco
2020 Lamborghini Aventador SVJ
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Offered from The Untouched Collection
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- Finished in Blu Emera over a cabin trimmed in Grigio Octans and Grigio Cronus Alcantara, accented by Blu Leandro leather and gold stitching
- One of only 900 examples of the Aventador SVJ made
- Displays just 121 kilometres at the time of cataloguing
- Capable of 0-100 km/h in 2.8 seconds with a top speed of 349 km/h
Addendum
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Veuillez noter que ce lot est entré dans l'UE sous couvert d'une autorisation d'importation temporaire, qui doit être annulée soit en exportant le lot en dehors de l'UE avec une lettre de débarquement approuvé accompagné des documents douaniers nécessaires, soit en payant la TVA et les droits d'importation applicables pour que le lot reste dans l'UE.
The Aventador SVJ represents Lamborghini at its most unrestrained—a study in extremes that invokes everything revered in the supercar world: uncompromising engineering, radical aerodynamics, and raw, emotional performance. Succeeding the Murciélago as Lamborghini’s flagship V‑12 from 2011 to 2022, the Aventador evolved through the S and SV before reaching its most focused and ferocious form in the SVJ—Super Veloce Jota.
Revolutionary aerodynamics shape the Aventador SVJ’s dramatic silhouette, with Lamborghini’s ALA 2.0 system using electronically actuated flaps to toggle between high‑downforce and low‑drag modes. A redesigned front end, enlarged side skirts, a prominent omega‑shaped rear wing, and a sculpted diffuser all work in concert to press the SVJ into the road at speed.
Lamborghini’s engineers also refined the Aventador’s 6.5‑litre V‑12 with revised cylinder heads and titanium intake valves, raising output to an astonishing 759 horsepower. Combined with a meticulous weight‑reduction programme—even replacing the engine cover hinges with lightweight clips—the result was the lightest, fastest Aventador ever built, capable of rocketing from 0-100 km/h in just 2.8 seconds and continuing its relentless charge to a top speed of 349 km/h.
This Lamborghini Aventador SVJ pairs an exceptional specification with near-delivery use, having travelled just 121 kilometres at the time of cataloguing. Its dramatically sculpted lines are finished in matte Blu Emera, complemented by staggered Leirion forged wheels in gloss black with matching centre hubs, black brake callipers, and extensive gloss carbon fibre exterior trim—including for the rocker cover and mirror housings.
The iconic scissor doors open to a cabin trimmed in Grigio Octans and Grigio Cronus Alcantara with Blu Leandro leather accents and subtle gold stitching. Blu Leandro detailing traces the shoulders of the electric and heated seats, headrests, armrest, centre console, and dashboard, while the Grigio Octans Alcantara steering wheel—with its Blu Leandro marker band and fine gold stitching—lends a final flourish to the interior of this exquisitely specified SVJ.
Further specification highlights include the aluminium engine bay finish, axle lift system, rearview camera, and parking sensors.
Ordered new through Lamborghini Pangbourne in England, the car was originally registered in the United Kingdom before being exported and later acquired by The Untouched Collection. It is accompanied by a Certificato di Conformita issued by Lamborghini, a battery tender, tool kit, and tyre inflator.
For collectors of significant Lamborghinis or naturally aspirated 12‑cylinder icons, this “as new”, neatly configured SVJ represents a rare opportunity to secure one of the marque’s most extreme statements.
