A fully electric Lamborghini Urus is anticipated by the conclusion of this decade , or at least it was as of 2023, prior to when EV demand declined and Lamborghini began stating that an all-electric supercar wasn't close Nevertheless, if and when Lamborghini's inaugural fully electric vehicle arrives, anticipate it to be speedy, boasting up to 2,000 horsepower, as stated by a Volkswagen executive earlier this week.
That car might be the Lamborghini Lanzador It might be the high-ride all-electric grand tourer concept Lamborghini introduced about a year and a half back. Alternatively, it could draw inspiration from that concept but lean towards being either less of an SUV and more like a hypercar instead. What we do know for certain is that, irrespective of its form, this vehicle will pack immense power.
The Volkswagen Group CEO, Oliver Blume, stated that this vehicle will utilize a platform primarily developed under Porsche’s leadership for brands such as Audi, Bentley, Lamborghini, and Porsche itself. This setup can support up to 2000 horsepower (or 1973 brake horsepower) with voltages reaching 980 volts. The configuration is particularly tailored for Lamborghini, he explained. according to Autocar .
This can also be stated as the inaugural fully electric Lamborghini model will produce "a minimum of one megawatt," which equates to approximately 1,340 horsepower, according to Lamborghini CEO Stephan Winkelmann. has previously said Of the Lanzador "Ultra GT."
The voltage mentioned serves as an indicator of a technological advancement that might facilitate significantly quicker charging times. This level is over twice what most electric vehicles currently utilize. Additionally, this increased voltage has the potential to supply greater power, as noted. Autocar , and potentially offer greater efficiency, which might extend its range.
Lamborghini plans to make a big impact, unlike many supercar manufacturers who introduce hybrid tech subtly—even when using similar systems in Formula 1 races. This cautious approach might stem from the perception that hybrids involve some level of compromise, despite being technically advanced in contemporary hypercars. An entirely electric vehicle leaves no room for subtlety regarding its technological underpinnings, prompting Lamborghini to set ambitious goals.
"Blume stated that it would be a classic Lamborghini, something very emotive," he assured.
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