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When we first brought you Italian designer Mauro Lecchi’s vision of a Lamborghini power yacht, we were suitably intrigued, but didn’t imagine it would actually ever hit the water. Color us surprised, because apparently it is.
The design, “heavily contaminated by stretched lines”, according to the press release, takes its cues from Lamborghinis old and new and applies them to the 50-foot form of an express motor yacht. Available propulsion options range from an available pair of 550-horsepower V12s from Motori Marini Lamborghini, and ultimately top out at twin 950-horsepower Seatek turbodiesels. The first example of the Lamborghini-themed yacht is apparently now being built, incorporating lightweight carbon-Kevlar construction that promises to be significantly lighter than the usual fiberglass or even aluminum.
Just in case it isn’t flashy enough on the outside, Lecchi and company have contracted Fenice Milano to outfit the yacht’s interior spaces. Yes, that’s the same Fenice Milano that has gilded everything from the Fiat 500 to the Rolls-Royce Ghost. So you know it’ll be suitably decadent (or horrifying). We’ve updated the high-res image gallery below as the yacht undergoes construction, accompanied by Fenice Milano’s press release after the jump.
Gallery: Lamborghini poweryacht concept by Mauro Lecchi
[Source: Fenice Milano]
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