Lamborghini has been teasing us with two images of a new Supercar that will emerge in the near future. Lamborghini has also taken the opportunity to level expectations by releasing their "Manifesto for future super sports cars."

Lamborghini is telling us power output will not be increased and top speed is no longer a priority. It seems the practicality of exceeding 186 mph, at least on the open road, doesn't exist. Plus the pressures of CO2 emission regulations makes the horsepower and top speed simply no longer viable.

Instead, Lambo will increase pleasure in driving through better handling, acceleration, and ultimately more effective power to weight ratio, a key factor now.

This is a monumental shift in Lamborghini's philosophy. Lamborghini plans to tackle this new strategy, according to its manifesto, by saying "the magic word for this is Carbon fiber."

"We are mastering a broad range of technologies which put us in a leadership position for low-volume production. Every new Lamborghini will make the best use of carbon fiber to reduce weight," according to Stephan Winkelmann, President and CEO of Automobili Lamborghini SpA.

In the teaser photo we see a panel or cover made of carbon fiber with 10 cutouts, most likely signifying a V10 engine. It is widely believed that the mystery supercar is the next-generation Murcielago, to be named Jota, and will debut at the 2010 Paris Motor Show.

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source: http://www.worldcarfans.com/110091528432/lamborghini-revises-supercar-manifesto---releases-teaser