A German student presents the 2016 Lamborghini Ankonian concept

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A very talented German student, named Slavche Tanevschi, created the black Lamborghini Ankonian concept, which was designated after the bull type, otherwise famous for his black hair. Tanevschi stated that the concept was one of his two projects that he had done at school and he received sponsorship in 2008, after the Chief designer of Lamborghini chose it in the top three designs. He used clay to make the model, which was finalized in 2009, on a scale of 1/4 and it took great effort and time, also. The German student received help from Audi Advanced and Lamborghini designers when he did the clay modeling, thus being able to add a professional touch to the concept. The model is extremely elegant due to its impressive color combination of matt dark grey and shiny black, as well as the refined styling cues which were taken from the Reventon, give a shape to the triangular forms of the Ankonian. As far as the technical aspects are concerned, they are still sketchy and what we know for sure are the facts that the model is a mid-engined supercar for 2016, its body appears to be narrow, featuring a cab backward classical GT silhouette. Tanevski explained that the car was very dynamical thanks to the arrow-like door graphic and the symbolic presence of wings, while the hot-rod stance gave it a push forward. Even more, the driver gets a myserious and eccentric feeling as the concept embodies very thin OLEDs between the surfaces and thus replaces the usual headlight graphics. Designing an alien-like face housing two big exhausts as eyes, a diffuser as a mouth, the back becomes modern and futuristic in a way that no man could expect. Trying to imagine how the perfect driver of such a car will look like, the first images that come to our mind are Batman and Anakin Skywalker's figures.