Lamborghini Huracan EVO Tailgate 4T082723E Brand New

In 2026, the part number 4T082723E refers to the Engine Hood (Tailgate) Assembly for the Lamborghini Huracán EVO. This is a major body component that serves as the cover for the V10 engine bay.

For the EVO model, this part is specifically designed to work with the updated aerodynamics and cooling requirements introduced in the LP640-4 and LP610-2 EVO versions.

1. Technical Identification

• Part Number: 4T082723E

• Version: Metal/Aluminum Shell.

  • Note: This part number typically refers to the non-glass version (the standard vented metal slats). If you are looking for the “Transparent Engine Bonnet” (Glass), the part number usually features a different suffix.

• Compatibility: Specifically for the Huracán EVO Coupe.

  • Warning: This will not fit the Spyder, as the Spyder uses a completely different articulated decklid system to accommodate the folding roof.

3. Key Design Features of the EVO Tailgate

• Venting: The EVO tailgate features revised slats compared to the original LP610-4. These are optimized to extract the higher heat loads produced by the $640\text{ hp}$ engine.

• Integrated Third Brake Light: The unit has a cutout and mounting points for the horizontal LED high-mount stop lamp.

• Weight: Constructed from lightweight aluminum to assist the gas struts and maintain the car’s low center of gravity.

4. Installation & Critical Details

• Paint Matching: Because this is a large horizontal surface, paint matching is critical. In 2026, most shops will charge an additional $1,500 – $2,500 to paint this part, especially for pearl or matte finishes.

• Gas Struts: When installing a “Brand New” tailgate, it is highly recommended to install new gas pressure struts (4T0823359). Old struts may have lost pressure and may not support the weight of the new lid safely.

• Alignment: The Huracán’s tight tolerances mean that even a $2\text{ mm}$ misalignment will be visible against the rear quarter panels. Professional alignment of the hinges and latch is required to ensure the “soft-close” or manual latching mechanism functions correctly.

5. Verification Checklist

Before purchasing a “Brand New” unit:

• Check for “Transit Dings”: Aluminum is soft; ensure the unit was shipped in a reinforced wooden crate to prevent edge crimping.

• Suffix Check: Ensure the “E” suffix matches your vehicle’s build. Some regions (like China or the Middle East) occasionally have specific cooling requirements that use different revision letters.