Lamborghini comes to the rescue, providing high-speed transportation for organ transplants
When speed is essential and the aim is not to win a trophy but perhaps to save a life, the call in Italy will be made. Lamborghinis.
For about five years, the Italian State Police used lamborghini The Huracan is not only a patrol vehicle — with lights, computers, and other equipment needed to make traffic stops and arrests — but also used for medical missions. In the most recent event, these vehicles were used to transport kidneys for urgent organ transplants to hospitals in Rome and Modena.
In 2020, a Huracan transported a kidney more than 300 miles in about two hours. Do the math and the number “mph” is amazing. Police “thanked” the Lambo with a tweet that read: “Thanks to our Huracan, we were able to deliver a donor kidney in time for a human transplant. “You don’t need superpowers to save a life. Solidarity, technology and efficiency also help.”
The cars used are specific Huracan LP 610-4 models, equipped with all-wheel drive and a 610 hp naturally aspirated V10 engine. The machines are also equipped with a front cooler that integrates a special cooling system for transporting human body parts and keeping temperature-sensitive medical goods cool.
