Lamborghini shows off its first all-electric concept car, and it’s a very ugly one

• Lamborghinis has just unveiled its concept of 100% electric car.
• It is on this concept that it will be based the Lamborghini LanzadorUltra GT with exceptional performance.
• The Lanzador will be available in 2028.

Yes, it’s the end of an era that will likely be missed by automotive enthusiasts. Lamborghini recently sold the last 100% thermal car in its history. The Italian manufacturer will have to adapt to continue selling vehicles that meet European standards. Lambo will therefore initially focus on hybrid vehicles, then on vehicles 100% electric.

A 100% electric Lamborghini

Obviously this will make fans of the Italian brand scream, but in the face of increasingly restrictive laws, the manufacturer must move forward in the direction of progress. If electric cars have the advantage of offering immense and immediate power, the experience of Lamborghinis in terms of design it should create a truly exceptional machine… No?

An “Ultra GT”

The Italian company defines the future Lamborghini Lanzador as “Ultra GT”, a sort of mix between the Urus SUV and the Huracan Sterrato. Yes, these vehicles were never supposed to team up. Turns out the Lanzadorwhich obviously will perform exceptionally well with an electric motor per axle, delivering a power of more than 1341 horses. Lamborghinis he also wants to integrate artificial intelligence to its guidance system, to see how this translates into vehicle behavior.

A Lambo with questionable design

In a probable desire to attract a wider audience, we can notice this the Lanzador has a much higher ground clearance than the other models of the brand. Apparently the characteristics of the battery also explain the large size of the vehicle and its unusual ground clearance.

It follows from this Lanzadorwhich must be admitted, the usual superb car offered by Lamborghini is totally missingwith its supercar DNA (well, before the release of the awful monstrosity that it is Urus). Looking as futuristic as it is awkward, the Lamborghini Lanzador will be available in 2028. In the meantime, if you want a 100% electric supercar with exceptional performance (and a design worthy of an Italian), discover Automobili Pininfarina’s B95 here.