Lamborghini destroyed in serious Garbsen accident: 2 children survive

In Garbsen, Lower Saxony, pieces of rubble are scattered for meters on a country road after a Lamborghini Urus was involved in a serious accident. Miraculously, two children and an adult were rescued from the wreckage alive. The accident, which occurred in the early evening between Ricklingen Castle and Garbsen, is being described as one of the worst in the region.

Initial findings from the police suggest that the luxury sports car, worth 400,000 euros, was on its way in the Hannover region when the driver, a 39-year-old, lost control in a right-hand bend and crashed into two trees. The impact caused the 666-horsepower car to be thrown around 100 meters across the road, catching fire and coming to rest on its side. The vehicle was completely destroyed and barely recognizable.

The driver and two children, aged 5 and 10, were in the Lamborghini at the time of the accident. They had to be rescued by the fire department using heavy equipment. The 5-year-old child was flown to the hospital in a rescue helicopter with serious injuries, while the other two occupants were also taken to the hospital for injuries.

The cause of the accident is still unclear, and police investigations are ongoing. The community is in shock over the severity of the crash and the miraculous survival of the occupants.