The legendary Lamborghini Countach is back as protagonist in European premiere at the Superdesign Show at Superstudio Più, fifty years after its presentation at the Geneva Motor Show, with a limited hybrid series that celebrates the visionary design that has forever revolutionized the landscape of modern super sports cars, laying the foundations of the Lamborghini estate. 

Here’s the new Countach LPI 800-4, inspired by the past but with a vocation that looks far away. Perfect proportions, futuristic style. The disruptive concept behind the bold silhouette that inspired generations of super sports cars lives again in this celebratory version of just 112 units. The pure lines, the rear longitudinal position of the V12 and the iconic scissor doors, whose new design reinterprets the shapes with an even sharper cut, make it immediately recognizable while projecting it into the future...

The legendary Lamborghini Countach is back as protagonist in European premiere at the Superdesign Show at Superstudio Più, fifty years after its presentation at the Geneva Motor Show, with a limited hybrid series that celebrates the visionary design that has forever revolutionized the landscape of modern super sports cars, laying the foundations of the Lamborghini estate. 

Here’s the new Countach LPI 800-4, inspired by the past but with a vocation that looks far away. Perfect proportions, futuristic style. The disruptive concept behind the bold silhouette that inspired generations of super sports cars lives again in this celebratory version of just 112 units. The pure lines, the rear longitudinal position of the V12 and the iconic scissor doors, whose new design reinterprets the shapes with an even sharper cut, make it immediately recognizable while projecting it into the future.
With an interactive and experiential presentation at Superstudio, you will discover the DNA of Lamborghini’s design using sketching, tape drawing and robot Scribit.
In addition, in the exhibition space, there will be the historic Countach LP 400, the Aventador Ultimae and the design collaboration with Tecnomar and iGuzzini. The installation has been designed by Carlo Ratti studios and associates, the great architect who plans a responsive and sustainable future, and who is about to go to ExpoDubai, where he is the co-author of the Italian Pavilion with Italo Rota.