. Lamborghini has decided to double-down on SUVs with plans for its first full EV and the second-generation Urus.
reports the"first fully electric Lamborghini will be an all-new, radically styled 2+2 crossover arriving in 2028, adding a fourth model line to the Italian brand's range, and it will be swiftly followed by an electric-only second-generation Urus SUV, CEO Stephan Winkelmann has revealed to." The executive declined to offer any more details in a Q&A with the outlet, but did go into detail about why Lamborghini has chosen this path for its future.
"Let's say that we will welcome harmonization of global plans. There are so many markets with so many different plans that we must take all the time we have to consider the best route forward. It's not simple," the executive told."Of course, we must make decisions well ahead of any deadlines, and it might be that we can't wait for the regulations to commit, but this strategy with the two fully electric cars is a decision that gives us more time to consider.
, starting with the all-new Aventador successor set to debut later this year, followed by the Huracan and Urus.
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