Lamborghini licenses MIT's new high-capacity, fast-charging organic battery tech
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This said, the Italian Motor Valley seems to have finally steered towards electric. Ducati and Ferrari have had real electric programs for a few years now (although Ducati will likely work on synthetic fuels too), and there are even full-electric companies like Energica.
Check out dem wheels!! The supercapacitor is definitely going to get this car past 88 mph!
Lambo is almost fundamentally (and certainly originally) the anti-ferrari.
In the simplest case there are exhaust cutouts that reroute the flow from a button push. Mercedes aftermarket mods are common here. But, there are also tuning changes that can be triggered in the ECU or timing changes in the valves, turbos, and other parts of the combustion flow with digital or analog input.
For instance, current EU emissions requirements keep a Ferrari F8 much quieter at idle than a 458 or 488 but it still can make the fun car sound at full throttle or with aftermarket modifications.
Look into the car you like to drive, there are many mods available, YMMV.
Like designers used MineCraft as their CAD tool.
More like they are designed by Computational Fluid Dynamics simulators.
There are still sleek looking cars though, like the Emira
FTFY