In a remarkable display of passion and ingenuity, Bibin Chacko from Kerala has built a replica of the Lamborghini Huracan—not in a high-end workshop, but using scrap materials and years of dedication. The story has gone viral, capturing the imagination of car enthusiasts across the country.

A video uploaded to YouTube shows Bibin proudly presenting his homemade supercar, which has quickly gained traction online. The build is part of his ‘Homemade Supercar’ series, consisting of nine episodes that document the entire journey—from the chassis to the final polish.

The body of the car is crafted from fibreglass and multiwood, meticulously shaped to mirror the aggressive and sleek design of the iconic Lamborghini Huracan. The chassis was built entirely from scratch, showcasing impressive engineering skills.

However, under the hood lies a surprise: instead of a high-powered Lamborghini engine, Bibin has used a Maruti 800 engine—a symbol of practicality, not performance. Still, that hasn’t stopped fans from admiring his dedication and craftsmanship.

Popular automotive vlogger Arun Smoki shared the video on June 27, 2025, which quickly went viral, garnering over 1 lakh views and hundreds of comments praising Bibin’s creativity.

Social media users hailed Bibin’s creation as a symbol of dreams, determination, and DIY spirit, with many saying that the replica—though built from scrap—still looks impressively close to the