Alu Closed Loop in the Press Shop Neckarsulm
This video shows the closed processing loop of aluminium in the press shop at the Neckarsulm production site.
At La Bullona in Milan, the preview presentation of the “Minotauro” Artwork took place: myth, body of man and bull narrated in the painting on the bodywork of a Huracán EVO . The work is the expression, through the vigorous appearance of a male body reproduced by the hand of Paolo Troilo with the use of fingertips, of the dynamism, power and most intimate emotions that the artist experienced driving the Huracán EVO . Paolo Troilo's painting is in continuous experimentation and uses the representation of the male body as its distinctive element and as a means of communication. The work, entitled Minotauro, owes its name to the emotional and semantic crasis that the artist experienced when he came into contact with Lamborghini. The artist's tribute to the Huracán EVO fuses the "man" told by Troilo's painting, the "bull" symbol of Automobili Lamborghini and the concept of "myth" expressed in the indomitable - supernatural and almost animal-like - impulse that the male figure painted on the sides is able to release. The force communicated by the forearms and the closed fists on the front hood evoke the bull's horns
This video shows the closed processing loop of aluminium in the press shop at the Neckarsulm production site.
Fisker Inc., creator of the world's most sustainable electric vehicles and advanced mobility solutions, today debuted its Fisker Ocean all-electric SUV to the European market at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. The five-passenger Fisker Ocean Sport features a range of 275 miles (WLTP estimate) with a starting price of £34,990 in the UK (incl. VAT, excluding subsidies). The top trim Fisker Ocean Extreme travels 390 miles (WLTP estimate) on a single charge with dual-motor AWD, three driving modes and a host of first-to-market safety features.
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