POV shows what it’s like to sail the yacht ‘Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63’

Ever wondered what traveling at 109 km/h (67 mph) on water looks like?

A video has surfaced online showing the ‘Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63’ being sea trialed in Italy, with the Lambo speedboat reaching speeds of up to 59.3 knots.

Watch what it looks like to ride the Lamborghini 63 in the video down below!

The ‘Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63’ is a collaboration between the luxury car manufacturer and yacht maker Tecnomar.

The speedboat takes inspiration from Lamborghini’s most iconic models, both in style and performance.

The speedboat gets its name from its length in feet and it’s also a reference to the Lamborghini Raging Bull which was released in 1963.

Plus only 63 of these vessels will be released.

Elements of iconic Lamborghini models are woven throughout this luxurious boat’s design.

Its silhouette and sleek lines are reminiscent of the Sián FKP 37 hybrid supercar.

The influence of the Huracán is evident in the helm seat, which is crafted in leather in the same style as the Evo’s seats.

At the helm, the steering wheel and display panel look like the interior of an Aventador.

And because it wouldn’t be a Lambo without multiple driving modes, captains can choose between Corsa or Race mode.

The Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63 also features Y-shaped features and hexagonal patterns throughout, in classic Lamborghini fashion.

Its exterior is unique, almost looking like a supercar on the waves with headlights on the bow and a sporty silhouette.

The hard top is inspired by the company’s roadster models.

This both makes the boat more aerodynamic and offers protection from the elements.

A pair of MAN V12 diesel engines power the Lamborghini 63, each producing 2,000 hp.

With a top speed of 63 knots and a cruising speed of 45 knots, this is one of the fastest 63-foot yachts out there.

Its range is 360 nautical miles, using about 100 gallons of fuel an hour.

Besides its design, the Lamborghini 63’s price tag has also been influenced by supercars.

One of these limited edition boats will cost you $3.5 million.