Lamborghini has unveiled the Manifesto Concept, a bold vision of the brand’s future in design and performance.
The concept showcases cutting-edge technology, striking aerodynamics, and a futuristic aesthetic that pushes the boundaries of automotive innovation.
Blending sustainability with signature Lamborghini power, the Manifesto hints at what the next generation of supercars could look like—sleek, electrified, and unmistakably thrilling.
Lamborghini’s head designer, Mitja Borkert, has unveiled latest photos of a stunning new concept car called the Manifesto. He describes it as a glimpse into “the potential future of our distinctive design DNA.”
There aren’t any mechanical details revealed yet, but the 12 louvers on the rear decklid hint that a 12-cylinder engine might be tucked away somewhere inside.
Exactly where, though, remains a mystery — the space where you’d normally find the engine and transaxle is actually empty, taken up instead by one of the largest diffuser systems I’ve ever seen.
For those who don’t know, a diffuser is a component located beneath a car that helps speed up the airflow underneath the body to improve performance and stability.
Lamborghini’s in-house design studio, Centro Stile, has been shaping the brand’s bold identity for 20 years. Over the past two decades, it has created some of the most iconic and unforgettable supercars ever made.
The studio’s impressive portfolio includes masterpieces like the Sesto Elemento, Huracan, Reventon, Veneno, and Murcielago. It’s also behind innovative concept cars such as the Asterion, Estoque, and the futuristic all-electric Terzo Millennio.
The concept showcases an evolved take on the car’s signature design, keeping the familiar shark-nose front and striking Y-shaped lighting accents.
Lamborghini’s vision includes a sharply sloped windshield and a sleek double-bubble glass roof that flows seamlessly into the rear — one of its most eye-catching features.
At the back, a huge diffuser and exposed rear fenders highlight the massive tires, giving it a look reminiscent of a Hot Wheels model.
While the concept lacks doors and features an ambitious all-glass canopy, it’s likely that some of these bold design cues will make their way into future Lamborghini supercars.
