Here we see a man pushing Lamborghini's lightweight Sesto Elemento through London's streets. Looks like typical Lamborghini reliability, no?

Meanwhile in Germany, Lamborghini officials also confirmed they will build 20 copies of the Sesto Elemento, the carbon-fiber widget powered by the Gallardo's 570 hp V-10.

Lamborghini's sending out invites to press for the debut of a "new Lamborghini super sports car" at next month's Frankfurt Motor Show. Yes, it's likely a production version of the Sesto Elemento concept we saw in Paris last year.

German premium auto dealer Auto Salon Singen listed an interesting car on their website this week: the Lamborghini Sesto Elemento. They say Lamborghini's selling ten of the V10-powered lightweight supercars for a crazy sum of $3 million each.

Lamborghini says the Sesto Elemento will hit 60 MPH in 2.5 seconds and weighs 2,200lbs thanks to a whole bunch of carbon. But it's just a concept based on a Gallardo with not even an ounce of reality, right?

Watch the Sesto Elemento, the technology concept that makes carbon fiber Lamborghini's first element, emerge from its cloud of teaser and press shots live at the VW event here at the Paris Motor Show.

The Lamborghini Sesto Elemento finally bared itself to the world in Paris, sporting 570 hp and carbon fiber everything. Pardon us if we feel the stripping was not worth the teasing.

There's a good chance all of those Lamborghini teasers are the Lamborghini Sesto Elemento concept. If leaked rumors are correct this is an all carbon fiber car weighing 999 kg (2,200 pounds) with a V10 powerplant. Sixth element, indeed.