Lamborghini’s official Mexican retailer Grand Chelem is celebrating its 10th anniversary with four specially commissioned Huracán EVO models. Customized via Lamborghini’s Ad Personam division, the special EVOs apparently represent four key elements in Mexican culture: Vita (Life), Morte (Death), Sogno (Dream) and Tempo (Time). All four cars have also got a unique plaque on the firewall, between the seats. As part of the celebrations, the cars will be on display at some of Mexico City’s famous landmarks.
Edición Vita (Life)
The first of the four is Edición Vita, representing life and nature. It is finished in a special shade of Verde Ermes (green), complemented with Oro Elios (gold) accents and wheels. The cockpit too will feature Oro Elios detailing. The plaque features an Eagle icon representing freedom and success.
Edición Morte (Death)
This edition celebrates the experiences that we have through this journey between life and death. The exterior is finished in Blu Astraeus (blue), complemented with Bronzo Serse highlights. A similar combo is replicated inside with seats in Blu Teia Vintage (blue) with bronze stitching.
Edición Sogno (Dream)
This edition combines a Blu Symi (light blue) with Oro Elios (gold) highlights; the bright colors are inspired by the mythical creatures in Mexican folk art. The cockpit will feature a white and black two-tone combo with gold stitching on the seats. The plaque is, of course, of a two-headed dragon.
Edición Tempo (Time)
The last one actually celebrates the decade-long partnership between Lamborghini and Mexico. A Nero Nemesis (black) exterior paint is complemented with Bronzo Serse highlights. The cockpit predominantly features dark hues with bronze accents. The plaque is of a snake, symbolizing reinventing oneself by shedding the skin.
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