The Countach LPI 800-4 is a Sián-derived Few-Off unveiled at Monterey in August 2021 and produced for 2021–2022. The 112-unit run references the original Countach's LP 112 project name.
The drivetrain is the Sián's supercapacitor-hybrid V12 package: a naturally aspirated 6.5-litre V12 producing 780 CV, augmented by a 34 CV supercapacitor-fed electric motor for a combined 814 CV (803 hp), driving all four wheels through a seven-speed ISR automated manual.
The Countach LPI 800-4 is one of a small number of modern Lamborghini Few-Offs to carry a historic model name. Its drivetrain is directly Sián-derived, and its market performance since 2022 has become a reference point for modern Few-Off V12 collectability. It is a distinct model from the 1974–1990 Countach, sharing no platform, engine or bodywork with it.
The Countach LPI 800-4 is one of a very small number of modern Lamborghini Few-Offs that carry a historic model name — a category more or less limited to the Miura Concept (2006, one-off) and the Countach LPI 800-4 itself. Its 112-unit production references the original Countach's LP 112 project name; its drivetrain is directly Sián-derived (Lamborghini's first hybrid road car); and its market performance since 2022 has been a material bellwether for modern Few-Off V12 collectability. Buyers should be clear that it is a distinct model from the 1974–1990 Countach — no components are shared and the two cars sit in different collector categories.