Lamborghini Terzo Millennio

Lamborghini at the end of last year released a game changing super car. The Tzero Millennio has 4 in wheel electric motors compared to out of wheel motors. The car also has super capacitors compared to regular batteries. Super capacitors compared to batteries can deliver a higher voltage quicker and can take more recharges than normal electric car batteries. The Tezero is monitored by an on board health system. The carbon fiber exterior is monitored by this system and when a sensor detects a crack or dent the carbon fiber, comprised of a series of nano-tubes, will repair itself. 

These innovations above are pushing the boundaries of technology in our world. The super capacitors if effective will allow other electric vehicles to be more practical and be more environmentally conscious since the batteries will take longer to go bad. The self repairing system, if available at a reasonable price, I believe will allow the possibility for use in other fields like medical. Overall, the Lamborghini Tezero Millennio demonstrates the possibility of advanced technology to advance the world. 

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