I have a German car magazine in front of me. They talk about:

- updated Gallardo in October 2012 (Paris)
- 20x Sesto Elemento in 2013
- Aventador Roadster 2013 (Detroit)
- Aventador 2+2 concept 2013 (Geneva)
- new Gallardo 2013 (IAA, Frankfurt)
- Aventador SV 2014
- Aventador facelift 2015
- Aventador SV evoluzione 1,9kg per HP
- Urus SUV for 2016
- new Aventador 2019

 

Thanks for sharing, Sebi. I hope most of that's true, but it all smells like automotive journalist speculative dreams to me.

I think I'd "dream" for a list like that too.

 

Facelift before SV? That is strange. I wonder if the evoluzione version will have the facelifted version styling.

 

Also interesting read
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This type of forecasting is getting out of hand. The Aventador just came out and we are already talking about the facelift?

How about we enjoy the current cars they offer and stop looking so far forward.

 

That's how the Murciélago was: first the LP640 came, followed by the LP670 SV carrying over the facelifted design.

 

Yup, indeed. I suspect it'll be the same this time, as well. Although, with the Murcielago, the SV was the end of its run. Whereas the SV, for the Aventador, may not be the end of its run (there may be a more hardcore Aventador that ends it). Having said that, it may stand to reason that they'll introduce the SV before the facelift, and then something more hardcore after the facelift.

All speculation and rumors, at this point, anyway. I don't even know why I just wrote all that. :P

 

I believe Lamborghini will save the SV for the final version. I can see the production going something like this: Aventador --> Facelift --> Limited Model (think Reventón) ---> SV

Just my two cents