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EVO Spyder with Sport Seats

3.8K views 29 replies 12 participants last post by  ZondaDesign  
#1 ·
Made it to Charlotte dealer today, a bit later than hoped. Got to see the Violeta EVO RWD Spyder in its full splendor.

Sat in the new sport seats. Good news - for folks on the cusp height wise, I fit (I’m just under 6’). The sport seats are a real winner.

The bad news......was locked and loaded to take it out for a demo, but the person in front of me bought it on the spot. Car was in the showroom like 2 days, lol!

And a pic of the STO......the hits just keep on rolling from Lamborghin.
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#9 ·
the viola parsifae looks incredible! love that color. i am almost always a fan of going with black wheels, but that color looks really good with those wheels.
 
#14 ·
The first thing I noticed immediately was the lateral support. This seat is firm without being too much so, and just hugs you and you feel very secure and, yes, comfortable. I was aware of the complaints of earlier stiffness and discomfort. I did not get any of that sensation. IMO, they feel virtually identical to those being offered in the Ferarri (also a $9k option). These were leather, and I didn’t feel myself sliding around like I do in my present Daytona seats.

As far as fit, I noticed a big difference in how I felt and driver’s position compared to the comfort seats. As I said, the car was sold before I even set foot in it, so I did not get extended seat time. But that’ll come soon enough, and I’m pretty stoked that this was the solution the doctor ordered.

Above a certain height, I think you’ll still struggle in the car, but ai think those 6’ and below will not have any difficulty at all. I was truly amazed a seat could have made that much difference.

One final note - Blu stated he felt there were dimensional changes between the previous Huracan and the EVO. I forgot to ask whether this was true, but somehow the inside felt bigger.
 
#15 ·
I am looking forward to getting the sport seats. I am pretty snug in my comfort seats, and would welcome any additional leg room. I’m still not sure about getting in and out of the deeper sport seats.
 
#21 ·
When looking on pics I believe the sport seats are less voluminous. The shell and the upholstery thinner, through this gaining an inch or so of leg and head room. Which implies the cabin was more spacious.
Another argument for me may be the driver could change. Not very often, but sometimes 🤫;). Then, the seat has to be driven a few inches higher...
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#23 ·
All good stuff, thanks for your review wthensler!
 
#25 ·
Yes that is a good point. The added cost for that option was $7,500, but when you subtract out the cost for the standard seats $3,200 the true cost for the new Sport Seat is only $4,300 which is really not too bad at all.
 
#30 ·
creating a comfortable seat is not easy, there is no need to count that in the car from the salon, the seats will fit perfectly to the driver, 90% of them have to be converted for the customer, no one has a universal body, therefore the seats cannot be equally comfortable for all of us, we have many customers who decide to change the seats completely or to adjust the sponge right after purchasing the car