Lamborghini has finally unveiled its first all-electric model, Lanzador, today. The Lamborghini Lanzador has a brand-new look and is set to enter mass production in 2028.
The new Lamborghini supercar, named Lanzador, retains its iconic body shape while improving posture. CEO Stephan Winkelmann notes its practicality and comfort focus, as a departure for the brand.
Drawing inspiration from spaceships, Lanzador combines the high-performance features of the Revuelto supercar with the versatility of the Urus. The interior also takes on spaceship design elements, emphasizing speed. Striking LCD instruments and co-pilot screens flank the dashboard, underscoring dynamism and technology. Notably, Lanzador places a greater emphasis on environmental consciousness in its choice of interior materials. The seats are made from 3D-printed plastics, carbon fiber trim panels, and recycled leather, showcasing a commitment to sustainable development.
Regarding space, the rear seats of Lanzador are foldable, and the trunk conceals additional storage space, enhancing everyday convenience. Furthermore, a spacious front trunk is integrated into the car’s design. In terms of power, Lanzador boasts an all-wheel drive system with electric motors on each axle, totaling over 1 megawatt in power, equivalent to an impressive output of 1341 horsepower.
While specific battery performance details remain undisclosed, the car’s battery design prioritizes both performance and range. Active aerodynamic elements are incorporated to enhance the cruising range, capable of adjusting downforce to meet cooling requirements across various driving conditions.
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