The Cadillac Estill design vision from last week is not the only incredible future exotic designed by Ondrej Jirec recently. While in his final years as a student at the Art College of Design in Pasadena, Jirec has also been dreaming of future Lamborghini’s.
But his dreams turn out far better than any study-hall doodle we could ever achieve… that is for sure.
This Gallardo-sized Lamborghini looks fairly traditional from the nose, but is actually a mean and deconstructed beast with ultra-short overhands, complex leading edges, and a full glass canopy.
The first thing that hits your eye is the Perdigon’s exposed ram-air intake, which provides maximum cooling directly to all mechanical components right. Top-mounted like on the latest stealth drones, the air intake is polarizing but certainly gives Jirec’s vision a memorable mental timestamp.
While the central air intake is prominent, we couldn’t help wondering what the car would look like without it. The below rendering gives an idea.
Â
The best features of this mid-engine supercar come around back in the rear fenders, which show an amazing step-level of design toward the engine cover and the back of the glass canopy. Such a design statement makes the Perdigon far more futuristic-feeling than the Gallardo or its Huracan successor, and gives it an exotic feel not unlike the W Motors Lykan Hypersport.
Finally, a tall rear fin provides a great stabilizing aileron for high-speed runs – keeping the Perdigon headed straight-ahead even when speeds top 200-mph.
In his own words…
“The Perdigón pushes the Lamborghini design language to a higher level. The outcome is a brutal and powerful driving machine designed to shock and raise awareness of the brand. The striking front air intake leads cool air to the transmission and the engine through a center tunnel.”
 2020 Lamborghini Perdigon by Ondrej Jirec
Tom Burkart is the founder and managing editor of Car-Revs-Daily.com, an innovative and rapidly-expanding automotive news magazine.
He holds a Journalism JBA degree from the University of Wisconsin – Madison. Tom currently resides in Charleston, South Carolina with his two amazing dogs, Drake and Tank.
Mr. Burkart is available for all questions and concerns by email Tom(at)car-revs-daily.com.