The first electric car made by Lamborghini not only is it a confirmed project, but today we are going to start imagining what its production version will be like. Scheduled to hit the streets in 2028, Lamborghini is already immersed in the development of this model, its technology, but above all its design. And we have a big surprise, well Lamborghini has left us speechless when describing what its first electric car will be like.
We must get used to the idea that in the Lamborghini range we will see more and more versatile models, This means more versions of the Urus SUV and crossover variants of its supercars, as will be defended by the new Huracan Sterrato that we will know in just a few days. Yes, the market demands more versatile cars and Lamborghini wants to respond to this demand.
The Asterion was Lamborghini’s first big step in electrification
Thus Lamborghini’s first electric car will be a more usable car, it will have a 2+2 seat configuration, it will only have two doors and who knows if even a crossover. This idea seems to recover the proposal to have a GT in Lamborghini, an idea with which the Italian firm has flirted in the past with cars such as the Lamborghini Asterion or the Estoque, but which it later did not dare to take to the streets due to the lack of a demand high enough to justify the development of such a product.
Electric and versatile, this will be the fourth Lamborghini model to be launched in 2028
However, with a Lamborghini Urus capable of breaking all sales records and a Huracan Sterrato that everything indicates that it will be another resounding success, the Italian manufacturer wants to recover the idea of having a GT as the fourth member of its portfolio. The keys to this project have been confirmed by nothing more and nothing less than Stephan Winkelmann, CEO of Lamborghini, declaring in an interview with Autoexpress that the electric that Lamborghini will launch in 2028 will be the fourth model in the rangebeing designed to be a more usable car, with 2+2 seats, two doors and higher ground clearance.
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