Here's Your Chance to Bid on a Rare Lamborghini Sían With Just 63 Miles on It
A rare 2021 Lamborghini Sían FKP 37 is currently up for bid on Bring a Trailer. And this example of the electrified model has the added bonus of having barely been driven since leaving the factory.
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The Revuelto may be Lamborghini's first series production hybrid, but its first electrified model was actually the limited-run Sían, which preceded it by three years. Named for the Bolognese word for a flash of lightning, the Aventador-based supercar's powertrain pairs a massive 6.5-liter V-12 with a 48-volt electric motor that gets its juice from a supercapacitor instead of a lithium-ion battery back. The forward-thinking setup produces a combined 819 hp. Its output may be less than that of the Revuelto, which makes 1,001 hp, but is still more than enough to push the car from zero to 62 mph in 2.9 seconds and to a top speed of 217 mph.
Both performance numbers should still be well within reach for this Sían. Not only is the car only four years old, but it also only has 63 miles on the odometer. That number is so low it might just be the delivery mileage. Other mechanical features include a seven-speed automated manual transmission, a Haldex all-wheel-drive system with a rear self-locking differential, and magnetorheological dampers. If the next owner drives the vehicle, they'll be able to have some real fun.
The example up for auction was delivered new to Fields Motorcars in Orlando, Florida in 2021. It is finished in matte Verde Triton and features over $100,000 worth of Ad Personam add-ons including a carbon-fiber trim and gold-colored center-lock wheels wrapped in Pirelli P Zero Corsa tires. The olive-and-black color scheme carries over to the interior, which features Poltronoa Frau leather and Alcantra leather upholstery. The original owner also opted for green and white contrast stitching throughout the cabin as a personal touch.
With eight days left in the auction, bidding for the Sían FKP 37 has reached $1.155 million. That's certainly a lot, but it is also more than $2.5 million below sticker price. That's why we wouldn't be surprised to see that number climb skyward in the days to come.Best of Robb Report
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