Lamborghini, a name synonymous with Italian supercars, is taking a significant step into the future of mobility by embracing electrification. Following the successful hybrid Revuelto, which marked the brand’s initial venture into hybrid technology, Lamborghini is gearing up to debut an all-electric concept car during the esteemed Monterey Car Week in California, running from August 18 to 20.
Lamborghini’s leap into the electric realm isn’t sudden. The first all-electric Lamborghini is set to hit the market in 2028. In preparation, the company is unveiling the concept of its first 100% electric car at Monterey Car Week, a prototype for the fourth series production car. The Lamborghini Electric Car Concept may be a four-seat GT, in line with recent developments like the Estoque and the Asterion.
According to the report, The electric concept will not be solely Lamborghini development, however. CEO Stephan Winkelmann has confirmed that the platform will share components with other Volkswagen Group members, such as Bentley and Porsche.
Future Electric Plans
lamborghini will unveil their first fully electric car by 2028Lamborghini’s upcoming electric 2+2 grand tourer, scheduled for 2028, will offer a new body style with fresh tech and numerous opportunities to redefine Lamborghini. It is speculated to resemble the four-door Estoque concept from 2008 and the two-door Asterion concept from 2014.
This electrification strategy extends beyond the concept car. Other Lamborghini models, like the Urus and the Huracan replacement, will too employ hybrid technology, with plug-in-hybrid powertrains expected by 2024. At the same time, the next-generation Urus could go fully electric by 2029.
Lamborghini’s Electrification Journey
the huracan successor and the plug-in urus will be introduced by 2025Since first detailing its electrification plans in 2021, Lamborghini has been committed to reducing its CO2 emissions by 50% by 2025. The recent unveiling of the Revuelto, a V12 hybrid successor to the Aventador, highlights this commitment and plans for a hybrid Huracan successor and a V8 plug-in hybrid Urus by the end of 2024.
Despite Ferrari’s plan to introduce its first EV by 2025, Lamborghini’s approach shows no signs of haste. The Italian supercar maker remains steadfast in its mission to blend performance and innovation.
Few details about Monterey Car Week 2023
Monterey Car Week 2023, set to kick off on Wednesday, August 16, will offer car enthusiasts a glimpse into the Italian supercar makers’ electrified future. The unveiling of the Lamborghini Electric Car Concept electric is a testament to the brand’s dedication to pushing the boundaries of automotive electrification.
