Italian automaker Lamborghini is accelerating into the blockchain world by releasing its first NFT next month.
Lamborghini would auction off NFTs produced in collaboration with Swiss artist Fabian Oefner, NFT Pro, and Sotheby’s.
Oefner depicted a Lamborghini breaking down into its core components while rocketing through space in its NFT, entitled “Space Time Memory.”
The Swiss artist meticulously studied the engineering plans of the Lamborghini Aventador Ultimae and created an accurate sketch of what the final photograph will look like.
It took Oefner and his team more than 2 months to create a moment, which is shorter than the blink of an eye.
Oefner’s work is less amateurish in design than many popular NFTs, like the Bored Ape series.
Lamborghini, which is shifting to hybrid and electric sports cars, is fully embracing the astronomical theme in its NFTs.
The auctions for the NFTs will take place on nft.lamborghini.com auction, with each lasting for 75 hours and 50 minutes, which is the amount of time it took Apollo 11 to leave Earth and enter the moon’s orbit.
Lamborghini wants to be seen as innovative and technology-focused, which helps explain why it’s now into NFTs.


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