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Kerala Engineering Student Builds Lamborghini Replica for ₹13 Lakh

Aromal Unni, a 24-year-old engineering student from Kerala, successfully constructed a Lamborghini replica at a cost of ₹13 lakh after spending four years on the project.

Nilakshi Barman | | 1 min read

Kerala Engineering Student Builds Lamborghini Replica for ₹13 Lakh
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In Brief:

  1. Aromal Unni built a replica of a Lamborghini for ₹13 lakh after starting construction in 2021.
  2. The build utilizes a 1.3-litre Ford Ikon petrol engine, a fibreglass body, laminated glass, and 3D printing.
  3. Motor vehicle rules prohibit driving the replica on public roads, restricting its use to his courtyard.
  4. The four-year engineering project realized Unni's long-standing effort to craft his dream car.

Aromal Unni, a 24-year-old engineering student from Kerala, has constructed a functional Lamborghini replica for ₹13 lakh. Initiated in 2021, the four-year project features a 1.3-litre Ford Ikon petrol engine paired with custom-built components, including a fibreglass body shell, laminated glass, and custom 3D-printed elements. Due to existing motor vehicle regulations that ban unregistered modified vehicles from public roads, Unni keeps the vehicle off public streets, operating it strictly within his own courtyard.

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