An exploded view of a Lamborghini hybrid powertrain showing the engine, E-axle, and battery pack with interactive menu options in the Apple Vision Pro app

Lamborghini's Apple Vision Pro App Puts a Full-Scale Supercar in Your Living Room

A free spatial computing app lets you strip away carbon fiber bodywork and explore the engineering underneath.

Lamborghini's new Apple Vision Pro app places a full-scale, high-fidelity digital supercar in whatever room you happen to be standing in, then lets you peel back its carbon fiber skin and study the engineering underneath.

Why hybrid complexity demands a new format

Buyers weighing a Temerario allocation or a Urus SE Performante order want to understand how the electric motor integrates with the combustion engine, where the battery sits relative to the spaceframe, and what the aerodynamic package actually does.

Shared Space mode drops a supercar into your kitchen

The app's Shared Space mode places a digital Lamborghini into your actual surroundings at true 1:1 scale or resized freely, navigated entirely through eye tracking and hand gestures.

Centro Stile design annotations on signature motifs

The Centro Stile section offers what Lamborghini calls Design Journeys, including original 3D sketches and commentary from designers on signature motifs like the Y-shape headlamp graphic and hexagonal design language.

An all-hybrid lineup buyers may wait years to see

Lamborghini's entire lineup is now hybrid, and its buyers often wait months or years to see their car in person, which makes a spatial computing showroom more than a novelty.

Full Immersion mode removes the limits of your garage

The Full Immersion mode places a vehicle inside a curated digital environment designed by Lamborghini, letting users explore the cabin and toggle between spaceframe, powertrain, and aerodynamic views.

Lamborghini's inaugural digital garage

The app is free to download from the App Store, and Lamborghini calls it an inaugural digital garage, signaling an evolving platform where future models could appear before they reach dealership floors.