Norway, the land of brown cheese on waffles, bunads and overpriced blueberries and beer. Norway, a land of plenty and massive personal space and taco bars. That being said, you don’t think of Norway as a hub for supercars, it is a wealthy country but Norwegians don’t do in your face public displays of wealth, such as the obligatory supercar owner. But they quietly do and they also do modified supercars. Zyrus is a Norwegian based aftermarket tuner and has modified a Lamborghini Huracan, the Zyrus LP1200 Strada is road totally legal and looks totally insane.

But this is no chop-shop modification, Zyrus spent over 2 years prototyping, testing and fine-tuning the LP1200 Strada. The naturally aspirated 5.2-litre V10 has been modified with twin turbo-chargers, this alone boosts power to 900bhp. Zyrus gives it’s customers the option of going for the full 1,200bhp with Track Mode enabled.

That ridiculously cool-looking rear wing generates 2-tonnes of downforce at 124mph. The company hand-fabricated a new body-kit to enhance the aerodynamics and to make it look even cooler. Prices start from $725,671.