Rebuilding a Lamborghini Gallardo Will Cost Nearly a Million Euros
Hommage 26 to feature a new body and a V10 with manual transmission. The donor car is not included in the price
The atelier CAVËN has unveiled the Hommage 26, a reimagined Lamborghini Gallardo from the first generation. The design was developed by Fabrizio Giugiaro together with the GFG Style studio. He returned to the car whose original appearance he had contributed to back in the late 1990s.
Production will be limited to 25 units. The cost of the conversion starts at 900,000 euros, excluding the donor car. The buyer can provide their own Gallardo or entrust the atelier with finding a suitable example.
The Hommage 26 features a new carbon-fiber body. Designers have reworked the front and rear sections, air intakes, and aerodynamic elements. Notable features include an integrated rear spoiler with two active side flaps and an opening rear cabin window to better hear the engine.
Italtecnica is responsible for the technical upgrades. The naturally aspirated 5.0-liter V10 engine can rev up to 8,500 rpm. The GT version is rated at 540 hp, while the Performance version delivers 560 hp. The engine is paired with a six-speed manual transmission featuring an open-gate shifter.
The suspension is equipped with electronically controlled dampers and Comfort and Sport modes. Additionally, upgraded brakes and special 20-inch wheels are included.
The interior features new seats and a redesigned instrument panel. Thus, the project goes beyond the Gallardo’s exterior: customers are offered a comprehensive conversion while retaining the naturally aspirated engine and manual gear shifting.
