THIS is the shocking moment a £200,000 Lamborghini is wrecked in a smash with a pole as a man is seen running away from the smoking wreckage.
The incident took place yesterday, in the late morning, drawing significant attention from passersby and local authorities.
Witnesses reported hearing a loud crash as the Lamborghini, reportedly traveling at high speed, lost control and collided with a pole near Wapping station, London.
The exact cause of the crash remains under investigation, but initial reports suggest that the driver may have been attempting to navigate a sharp turn when the vehicle spun out of control.
Footage shows a man running away from the vehicle but it is not clear if he was the driver or a passerby.
Emergency services were quick to arrive at the scene, including police, fire, and medical teams.
Fortunately, there were no serious injuries reported, although the driver and a passenger were treated on-site for minor injuries and shock.
The crash caused significant damage to the front end of the Lamborghini, with debris scattered across the road.
Local residents and commuters in the area expressed their shock and concern over the incident.
“I heard a loud bang and saw the car crash into the barrier,” said one witness. “It was a chaotic scene, but thankfully, it looks like everyone is okay.”
The accident caused temporary disruptions to traffic and public transportation in the area, as authorities cordoned off the site to conduct a thorough investigation and clear the wreckage.
Commuters were advised to find alternative routes as the clean-up operation continued.
The Metropolitan Police have confirmed that they are conducting an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the crash.
“We are looking into all aspects of the incident, including the speed of the vehicle and road conditions at the time of the crash,” a police spokesperson said. “We urge any witnesses who have not yet come forward to contact us with any information they may have.”
From the images, it appears the supercar is a Lamborghini Huracan.
While prices vary widely depending on the particular version, most buyers can expect to part with around £200,000 to snap one up.
Supercar enthusiasts often highlight the importance of responsible driving, especially when handling high-performance vehicles like Lamborghinis.
As the investigation continues, authorities are also reviewing CCTV footage from the vicinity of Wapping Station to gain further insights into the moments leading up to the crash.
The results of the investigation will determine if any charges will be filed against the driver.
The Sun Online has contacted the Met Police for further comment.
This incident follows a series of recent high-profile supercar accidents in London, prompting calls for increased awareness and stricter regulations for high-performance vehicle owners.
A 13-year-old boy destroyed a flash Lamborghini in a huge crash after convincing the car’s owner he was old enough to drive.
It comes as a McLaren supercar, apparently owned by a TikTok star, was left totally wrecked on the side of the road after a horror crash.
Terrifying video shows the flash £220,000 motor, thought to belong to social media star HSTikkyTokky, smashed and smoking in Surrey.
In January this year, a £300,000 Ferrari was left smashed up after it crashed on one of London’s affluent streets.
The supercar was said to be going above the 20mph speed limit before spinning and hitting a bollard on Park Lane, Mayfair.
