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UFC Star Conor Mcgregor Buys Lamborghini Superyacht Worth ₦1.3b

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Martial Artist Conor Mcgregor buys 4,000-HP luxury superyacht dubbed the Technomar for Lamborghini ‘63-autojosh

Martial artist Conor Mcgregor buys 4,000-HP luxury superyacht dubbed the Technomar for Lamborghini ‘63.

McGregor’s latest purchase, worth ₦1.3b, is inspired by the Sian hypercar. It is billed as a ‘Lamborghini on water’.





Irish former professional mixed martial artist and boxer Conor McGregor has purchased a Technomar for Lamborghini ‘63, a superyacht worth $3.4m (₦1.3 billion)

Announcing the latest purchase on his instagram page, the 32 year old, nicknamed the Notorious, commissioned the 12th boat in the limited offering of 63 examples.

He captioned the post with :

“I am honoured to secure the Number 12 edition of just 63 to be made. Thank you Giuseppe Constantino and the entire team at “The Italian Sea Group” for your amazing work! Excited to see the finished result during next seasons yachting season ❤️”





The ‘Lamborghini on water’ joins his numerous luxury purchases including a Lamborghini Huracan, two Lamborghini Aventadors, Rolls-Royce Ghost, Cadillac Escalade and BMW i8.

Other cars in his garage includes Mercedes S500, Rolls-Royce Dawn, Rolls-Royce Phantom, Mclaren 650S and Range Rover.

The Technomar for Lamborghini ‘63″ Superyacht

The Technomar for Lamborghini ‘63, a collaboration between Lamborghini and “The Italian Sea Group”, was unveiled three months ago.

The 63-foot-long, 24-tonne luxury yacht, billed as a ‘Lamborghini on water’, takes much of its styling from the 808bhp Lamborghini Sian FKP 63 hybrid hypercar.

Lamborghini Sian

On the outside, the roof references Lamborghini’s roadster models. The Y-shaped bow lights draws inspiration from the Terzo Millennio concept.

Inside, it features a cockpit inspired by some of Lamborghini’s road cars.

Powering the yacht are two V12 engines, each producing the power of 2,000 horses.

It’s 4,000 horsepower engine allows it to hit speeds in excess of 60 knots, which translates to around 70mph.





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