The Lamborghini Urus is a impressive performance SUV —and the motivating factor behind the brand's success large-scale commercial triumphs in the past few years The success of the Urus indicates that Lamborghini could potentially introduce another SUV, yet an insider from Sant'Agata Bolognese states that expanding their range in this direction isn’t part of the company’s current strategy. Instead, Lamborghini seems to be concentrating on launching an all-electric grand touring car for now, with no immediate plans beyond that.
Federico Foschini, the chief marketing and sales officer at Lamborghini, recently disclosed the company’s plans to Australia's Car Sales Despite being firmly established in the SUV segment and preparing to venture into the electric vehicle market shortly, this statement indicates that Lamborghini intends to restrict its growth in areas where competing luxury carmakers are investing significant resources at present.
In comparison, brands such as Porsche and Maserati already provide several SUVs along with numerous electric vehicles. On the other hand, Ferrari currently only offers a single SUV but plans for more are underway. A new electric vehicle scheduled to be unveiled later this year. has allegedly been spotted during tests conducted with a vehicle heavily cloaked as either a station waggon or a crossover-style model. It is reported that McLaren supposedly has Upcoming SUVs in the near future as well, whereas Bentley possesses an new electric SUV planned for a 2026 debut.
Lamborghini's electric GT was postponed in December of last year According to CEO Stephan Winkelmann’s statement back then, this isn’t scheduled to happen until 2029. Foschini adds that the vehicle is expected “sometime around 2030,” possibly pushing the timeline for Lamborghini’s debut of an all-new electric model even farther into the future.
Once the electric vehicle finally arrives, it is anticipated to look similar to the Lanzador EV concept First unveiled at Pebble Beach in 2023, this vehicle—which, being an uncommonly high two-door coupe blending elements of both a grand tourer and a crossover, might stretch the interpretation of "not an SUV"—boasted an astounding output of 1341 horsepower. report last month suggested The brand’s electric vehicle might push boundaries further, boasting an astounding 2000 horsepower upon its release later this decade.
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