The Lamborghini Huracan Performante is already a car of fame thanks to a number of things, from the Nurburgring production car lap record it once held to its naturally aspirated V10 engine. Despite this, there are still people who do a full-scale modification of it. The most important modification on this modified Sant’Agata Bolognese pictured below comes in the form of a supercharger kit. Luckily, the owner opted for this solution instead of the twin-turbo approach, which would ruin the sound of the mid-engine.

While we don’t know the exact power output figures for this car, a conversion kit for the stock motor that isn’t a Performante Huracan (also a 5.2-liter V10) boosts the motor’s output to between 800 and 900 hp. Since the Huracan Performante is powered by full-claw hardware, this machine has no problem putting the extra power onto the road. The car also features ten-spoke forged monoblocs supplied by ADV.1 hubs, the rim’s thin spokes give us a good look at the Italian exotic’s oversized braking hardware. There’s one more aspect of the rims that stands out, though, and that’s their finish. This blue-violet contrasts strongly with the white exterior of the supercar and is very eye-catching.