Lamborghini is unveiling its first 100% electric vehicle, the Lamborghini Lanzador EV. The new car is set to compete with Tesla, amid the rival car lowering its prices over the past months.

Lamborghini says the concept introduces a high-ground-clearance GT with 2+2 seating. According to Lamborghini, the vehicle will include an “unprecedented on-board experience,” which stays true to the brand’s DNA while giving a glimpse into its future. This may be the first look at the line of electric vehicles for the luxury supercar brand.

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According to Lamborghini, the Lanzador EV will feature a high-power electric motor on each axle with over one megawatt of peak power. The all-electric vehicle pulls design elements from the Revuelto sports car and the Urus. A trunk is hidden under the short front hood, while the glass tailgate opens wide. Additionally, the rear seats are adjustable.

Stephan Winkelmann, Lamborghini’s CEO, says “With Lanzador we are looking into our future without forgetting our DNA. The first coupés from Lamborghini with their front engines were sporty, elegant Gran Turismos suitable for everyday use as 2+2-seaters.”

The Lanzador EV will enter production in 2028. The company plans to electrify its entire lineup by the end of 2024, including a Huracan PHEV and Urus PHEV due out next year.

Lamborghini is unveiling its first 100% electric vehicle, the Lamborghini Lanzador EV. The new car is set to compete with Tesla, amid the rival car lowering its prices over the past months.

Lamborghini says the concept introduces a high-ground-clearance GT with 2+2 seating. According to Lamborghini, the vehicle will include an “unprecedented on-board experience,” which stays true to the brand’s DNA while giving a glimpse into its future. This may be the first look at the line of electric vehicles for the luxury supercar brand.

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According to Lamborghini, the Lanzador EV will feature a high-power electric motor on each axle with over one megawatt of peak power. The all-electric vehicle pulls design elements from the Revuelto sports car and the Urus. A trunk is hidden under the short front hood, while the glass tailgate opens wide. Additionally, the rear seats are adjustable.

Stephan Winkelmann, Lamborghini’s CEO, says “With Lanzador we are looking into our future without forgetting our DNA. The first coupés from Lamborghini with their front engines were sporty, elegant Gran Turismos suitable for everyday use as 2+2-seaters.”

The Lanzador EV will enter production in 2028. The company plans to electrify its entire lineup by the end of 2024, including a Huracan PHEV and Urus PHEV due out next year.