Slavche Tanevsky, an upcoming student at the Munich University of Applied Sciences, has designed this disparate hunting Lamborghini future concept. Dubbed as the Madura (derived from an Indonesian island famous for bull races), the design study was initiated in collaboration with a group of Lamborghini and Audi designers. This new design study is a part of Lamborghini’s Raw Materials Project.

According to Tanevsky, “The Madura makes a step for the first hybrid Lamborghini scheduled for 2016. Just because this automobile is questionable to be more economical and eco-friendly, that does not imply it should not be thrilling, awesome and fast. In my opinion this new propulsion system should be complemented on the looks of the car. ”

While it is somewhat similar to the Reventón and the Estoque concept, the full concept of the Madura is stylish, focused and more aggressive. Up front, the Madura features slim headlights, massive air intakes, and a spectacular hood. Out back, the front-mounted hybrid power train helped Tanevsky to create an array of intricate lines that gives the automobile a distinctive appearance. The design does not stray from the path of the original Lamborghini family concept, but rather gives importance to its introduction to the hybrid age. However with this concept, you cannot call the design a stunner, but then Lamborghini will have their considerations when thinking of a prototype for the near future.