Archive · 13 Jun 2025
Lamborghini Delays EV Plans, Citing Driving Experience
Lamborghini, known for its super fast cars, is taking its time before making electric cars.
They want to make sure the electric cars feel as exciting to drive as their current, gas-powered ones.
Even though the world is moving towards electric cars, Lamborghini is still doing very well in sales.
But, the rules are changing, and they may have to switch to electric soon.
They hope new fuels will help keep their engines running, while they work on making an electric car that feels like a true Lamborghini.
Lamborghini delayed its first EV, the Lanzador, until 2029.
Lamborghini's CTO believes EVs currently lack the driving experience of combustion engines.
The company had a record year in 2024, selling 10,687 cars.
The EU is considering a 2035 ban on new petrol vehicles.
Lamborghini aims for carbon neutrality by 2050 and explores synthetic fuels.
- Who
- Lamborghini, the Italian supercar manufacturer.
- What
- Lamborghini is delaying its first EV launch, focusing on hybrid models, and exploring synthetic fuels.
- When
- The launch of Lamborghini's first EV, the Lanzador, is delayed until 2029.
- Where
- Italy, where Lamborghini is based.
- Why
- Lamborghini believes electric motors currently do not provide the same driving experience as combustion engines and is adapting to changing market demands.
Combustion Engines
Electric Vehicles
Electric vs. Combustion Engine Driving Experience
Combustion Engines
Emphasizes the driving experience and performance of combustion engines.
Electric Vehicles
Prioritizes environmental concerns, regulations, and sustainability.
Adapting to the EV Transition
Combustion Engines
Focuses on preserving the brand's identity with high-performance petrol vehicles.
Electric Vehicles
Emphasizes the changing market, regulations, and the adoption of EV technology.
- First EV Model
- Lanzador
- Delayed Launch Year
- 2029
- 2024 Sales
- 10,687 cars
- Carbon Neutrality Goal
- 2050
- Current Powertrains
- Hybrid, Combustion