Peeps in Disbelief, Student Pulls Up to Campus in Lamborghini, Mzansi Reacts

• A video on social media shows a Lamborghini Huracan being driven at the University of Cape Town's upper campus
• The viral TikTok clip shows the R4.5 million Italian supercar on Rugby Road as students gawk at Green whip
• Many people who watched the clip commented, "Senzeni Na?" which means 'what have we done?" in English

A Lamborghini Huracan was spotted on the University of Cape Town's upper campus.

According to a video posted on TikTok by @lhelhe.3, the caption on the video says a student is driving the R4.5 million supercar.

The 20-second-long clip shows the car moving about 10 metres before coming to a halt.

According to Lamborghini, the Huracan is powered by a V10 engine with 449kW and has a top speed of 325km/h from zero to 100km/h in 2.9 seconds.

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South Africans responded to seeing the video, and many left comments; here's a list of several opinions:

@AbbyVelem said:

"Bathong ya'll go to uct, it's a regular occurrence apho. I saw a Royce once while trying to catch a Jammie."

@ThobileMamvelase said:

"The pressure is getting worse."

The fastest camera car in the world is a R3.2 million Lamborghini Huracan than can film at over 290km/h

Briefly News reported that the secret behind how some of the fastest cars in the world are filmed had been uncovered: a modified vehicle known as the 'Huracam' is behind the awesome shots.

The car is valued at over R3.2 million and is one-of-a-kind thanks to extreme modifications to accomplish what no other camera can achieve: film the fastest cars in the world.

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The company that operates the 'Huracam' is ActivFilms, a United States company that works out of Sacramento, California, established in 2011.

The company's website says it lists itself as one of the leading car media outlets in the US.

According to Transportation Insider, other vehicles are fitted with cameras that operate via a gyro-stabilised rig; however Italian supercar is the fastest of its kind worldwide.

The Huracan is an LP610 model modified with a VF Engineering Supercharger to increase power to a startling 589kW.

Source: Briefly News