Saudi millionaire sent his Lamborghini  Huracán 7,000 miles to North Carolina for a 2,000hp transformation

This Saudi millionaire sent his Lamborghini Huracán on a 7,000-mile trip to North Carolina for a 2,000hp transformation.

When this $350,000 Lamborghini  Huracán STO came into his possession, he had no intention of keeping it in its OG form.

He wanted something that would outshine all the other supercars, whilst remaining classy enough to be a daily driver.

So he sent it off to Underground Racing in North Carolina for a major upgrade.

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This Saudi millionaire wanted to see his Lamborghini Huracán transformed – and that’s exactly what he got

The original  Huracán STO is no slouch, with a 5.2-litre V10 engine producing 622hp and capable of reaching 62mph in three seconds.

But the owner – known only as Mohammad – wanted more than that.

He sent it off to Underground Racing in North Carolina to kick it up a notch, and they went above and beyond in doing so.

If you’re not familiar with Underground Racing, here’s what you need to know.

The company is a tuner with a reputation for creating some of the fastest street-legal cars in the world.

You’ve likely seen their work somewhere on the internet – perhaps this 2,000hp twin-turbo Lamborghini Revuelto?

At any rate, it was a  Huracán STO they were working on this time around.

The upgrade wasn’t a mere case of bolting on a pair of turbos.

On Instagram, Underground Racing gave more details of the transformation.

“For the build, he chose the UR X Version package with titanium exhaust and induction tubing that makes 2,000+ HP using ethanol fuel and 1,200 HP using 93 octane,” the company wrote.

“Mohammad wanted it to be built with the best parts available for reliability.

“He went with our industry-leading OE-style dry-sleeve billet street/race block, custom race piston/rod package, CNC ported cylinder heads, [and] UR custom spec head studs.”

Key Features: Lamborghini  Huracán STO

Powertrain: 5.2-litre V10 engine
Top Speed: 192mph
0–62 mph: 3 seconds
Drive Modes: STO (Road/Normal), Trofeo (Track/Dry-asphalt performance), Pioggia (Rainy/Wet conditions)
Starting Price: $327,838

How did the final car look once it was finished?

With 2,000hp on E85 ethanol fuel, this Lambo has been accelerated and then some.

And the best part of all is that any modifications are nicely tucked away beneath the car’s body panels.

So anybody who pulls up beside it thinking they’ll stand a chance of outpacing it will get the rudest of awakenings.

It’ll fit in right at home in Mohammad’s garage, which already hosts cars like a McLaren 720S, a twin-turbo Mustang S550, a Dodge Charger Redeye, and a Chevrolet Camaro ZL1.

That’s quite the lineup.

It’s always satisfying seeing cars get modified to the max.

Just when you think these supercars can’t be improved, a shop out there proves us wrong.

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