Lamborghini unveiled its Lanzador battery-electric concept vehicle today at ... Sweep of roof clearly illustrated. Mix of blue and milk chocolate reminds of popular colors from ...

It’s unclear why Lamborghini is testing the Hyundai Ioniq 5 or what information it is collating, but benchmarking models in ...

This is why – and which we're sure comes as a surprise to absolutely nobody – Lamborghini is keen to produce hybrids for as long as possible, before eventually switching to all-electric.

Lamborghini has shed some light on what to expect from its first electric car – and the big news is that it won’t be a supercar or an SUV. Instead of removing the V8, V10 or V12 engine from an ...

Lamborghini's entire lineup is now hybridized. But releasing an EV sports car would still be the wrong move, says CTO Rouven Mohr. About five years ago, Lamborghini decided to hybridize its entire ...

Lamborghini was already going to be one of the last major automakers to enter the electric vehicle space when it planned introduced its first EV in 2028 — but now, that process has been delayed ...

Lamborghini could use the Taycan's platform in hopes of a Urus-like impact Lamborghini recently announced that they've decided to delay the potential release of their first fully electric vehicle ...

There's no doubt that Lamborghini saw what electric motors could do and wanted to try something different for itself. The Sián's engineering is ingenious. Instead of a battery pack, Lamborghini ...

Lamborghini finally pulled back the curtain on its first electric vehicle, and it is engineered to go crazy-fast. The Lanzador concept, which the company said is a "concrete vision" of the ...

The Sián has a combined horsepower rating of 819, 34 of which comes from its 48-volt electric motor. That beats the Lamborghini Aventador SVJ, which has the same V12 engine without the electric ...

Italy's Lamborghini will always make cars in Italy as it plans to launch its first electric model only in 2029, amid a market for luxury sports cars which is not ripe for full electrification ...