New Brembo CCM-R carbon-ceramic brakes enable the Huracan STO to come to a standstill from 62 mph in just 98 feet. Lamborghini is confident the Huracan STO has the “dynamic pace and handling to deliver lap records,” so don’t be surprised if it attempts a new Nurburgring lap record.Like the exterior, the interior features extensive use of carbon fiber, with the lightweight material applied to the sport seats, carpets, and door panels. Four-point seatbelts and a redesigned front trunk for helmet storage emphasize the Huracan STO’s racing focus.Unsurprisingly, the Huracan STO carries a hefty price premium over the Evo and Performante. Pricing in the US starts at $327,838, whereas the Evo starts at $208,571 and the Performante had a price tag of $281,048. Sales kick off in spring 2021.