The designation “LP” in Aventador LP700-4 refers to “Longitudinal Posteriore,” which denotes a mid-engine mounted in a longitudinal configuration. The “700” refers to the horsepower, while “4” indicates all-wheel drive.

Specifications
Engine:
The Aventador LP 700–4 features Lamborghini’s 690 hp, 6,498 cc V12 engine. Internally known as the L539, this 518-pound engine is Lamborghini’s fifth in-house design and second V12 since the 3.5-litre engine in the 350GT.
Displacement: 6,498 cc
Max. power: 690 hp at 8,250 rpm
Max. torque: 509 ft lbs. at 5,500 rpm
Firing order: 1, 12, 4, 9, 2, 11, 6, 7, 3, 10, 5, 8
Combined fuel consumption: 13.7 mpg‑US

Performance:
0–60 mph: 2.7 seconds
0–100 mph: 6.4 seconds
Standing 1⁄4 mile: 10.5 seconds at 137 mph
Top speed: 217 mph
60–0 mph: 100 ft
Cornering: – 1.05 g.
The Aventador LP 700–4 ranks among Lamborghini’s most rapid V-12 models.
Fuel efficiency was not a primary consideration for the 2012 Aventador. It achieved an EPA-estimated 11 MPG in the city and 17 MPG on the highway, with a combined 13 MPG. These figures indicate the Aventador’s emphasis on performance over fuel economy.

The design of the Aventador is characterized by its aggressive lines and aerodynamic efficiency. The vehicle’s sharp angles, low profile, and distinctive scissor doors underscore its supercar status. The rear section includes substantial air intakes and quad exhaust outlets, contributing to its striking appearance. Variations between trims are mostly aesthetic, with premium versions featuring additional carbon-fiber components and unique wheel configurations.

The Aventador’s interior combines a modern design with luxury features, focusing on the driver’s experience. A configurable TFT digital instrument cluster is the main feature of the cockpit, offering displays for speed, RPM, and other vehicle data. The cabin includes materials such as leather and Alcantara.
The Aventador features a two-seat configuration with limited cabin space. The seats provide support, but taller occupants might experience restricted headroom and legroom due to the car’s low-slung design.
It has a front trunk (frunk) with a cargo capacity of 5.2 cubic feet, suitable for small bags or essential items. Interior storage includes a small glovebox and narrow door pockets.

As standard the Aventador is equipped with high-quality leather upholstery complemented by Alcantara details. Enhanced customization options were available to choose from together with a broad spectrum of colors, including Lamborghini’s distinctive hues such as Arancio Argos (orange) and Giallo Orion (yellow).
Standard features include automatic climate control, keyless entry and start, and a navigation system integrated into the central touchscreen. While the Aventador provides a comfortable and luxurious cabin, its design prioritizes performance over practicality.
The Aventadors advanced technology features, include the touchscreen infotainment system with navigation, Bluetooth, and an optional premium sound system all these functions controlled by the Audi-derived MMI interface. Optional upgrades included enhanced leather upholstery, carbon-fiber trim, and advanced telematics.