We are currently preparing a book about Fiat and have to deal with at many Italian competitors Fiat is and was involved in, in fact almost at all of them. Only one of a few escaped that fate, Lamborghini.
And just before the final demise, the VW group came in the form of Audi and brought the brand to new heights, but now it's getting difficult, as the prototype of the new Lanzador shows. The design, at least of
the twelve-cylinder, became more and more daring.
In the end, it perhaps could no more be topped as a street-legal vehicle. In this respect, Lamborghini can be happy about the development towards electric cars. But pure electric propulsion is forcing the
company into a new category, with which the Revuelto, Urus and Huracan will be replaced.
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Buyers still have access to these, as they may still come as plug-ins in 2024. On the other hand, this means that you are seeing a vehicle here that is only promised for 2028. And what has never happened
before with the big Lamborghini, it shares the platform with the group.
The only way out is to increase the performance excessively, which of course does not apply to the battery capacity. Will the previous supplier of mainly exquisite sports cars succeed in transforming its
clientele in this way. Look at it as it glides uncharacteristically silently across the green meadow.
Beautiful from the outside, its size as an almost SUV is relatively cleverly concealed in the pictures, but is that still a Lamborghini? Inside it is then decidedly wild. As if you wanted to compensate for the
withdrawal in the exterior design. There are no rear-view mirrors or cameras to find. The probably remaining 50 cameras have to take over their task.
So far, things are going well with Lamborghini. After all, 5,341 vehicles were sold in 2023, 5 percent more than in 2022. Enough money for the new developments, but also enough for a possible dry spell? Will
the electric variant ever be available as an uncompromising sports car?
