A factory worker assembles a Gallardo Spyder.

An Aventador rolls down the assembly line, its body clad in a protective plastic shells in order to avoid paint scuffs.

A suspension assembly is put together by hand; Lamborghini relies on few robots at their factory.

Suspension components are pulled by trolley to assembly stations for installation into an Aventador.

Computers along the assembly line offer exploded views of parts, to illustrate how components should be properly fitted together.

Assembly line.

Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4s roll down the assembly line, their bodies clad in protective plastic sleeves in order to prevent accidental scratching. The car spends about two hours at each assembly station.

Installing a rear grille, which aids in venting heat from the engine, on an Aventador

Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 nears the final inspection stage.

The wheel well of a matte-black Aventador is scrutinized by a worker as part of the final inspection process.

Everything is wrapped in protective tissue and plastic before the test drive. The last thing the driver wants to do is mar someone's new toy before it even leaves the factory.

Every Lamborghini is subjected to a road test at the hands of a professional driver.

The finished product, out in the wild.




Source: http://www.wired.com/2011/08/peek-inside-the-lamborghini-factory-2/

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In the picture you can see the production line. It starts with the carbon tub, parts are added, then the cars go into paint before final assembly and testing which can be seen on the left in the picture above. The car is built in stages and each stage takes 45 minutes and there is a green button which must be pressed before the car is released and moved onto the next stage.

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Frame and painted hull and protective plastic wrap prior to the Lamborghini factory.

The screen is located at a workshop to keep track of time vehicles are processed, thereby helping workers manage time more effectively.
The process of assembling complete a Lamborghini Aventador takes about 90 minutes and over 12 different workshops. Meanwhile, a 40-minute Huracan and just over 23 workshops are finished. Each car is assembled on a separate line. At each workshop will have monitors to track the vehicle’s handling time, thereby, help workers manage time more effectively.

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