Lamborghini’s First EV, The Lanzador Could Push 2000 HP And 980V Charging
Lamborghini's first EV could make quite a statement at your local country club. Not only will it look like a stormer (itself ...
Lamborghini’s First Electric Supercar Aims For 2,000HP
However, while the platform may be able to support 2,000 hp, we’d be surprised if Lamborghini’s first EV hits the market with ...
Lamborghini’s First All-Electric Car Could Bring 2,000 HP of Grunt
The first all-electric Lamborghini could make its debut by 2030, and will likely be based on the previously-released Lanzador ...
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Lamborghini's first EV to be its most powerful model yet
Italian supercar maker Lamborghini is currently working on its first-ever EV. It will be based on the Lanzador concept that ...
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First electric Lamborghini won’t hold back! 2,000bhp, 4x4, ‘ultra-GT’ due in 2028
Lamborghini has revealed more details on its first electric car and it looks like being as bold as we’d hoped.
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Lamborghini Electric Car Will Be the Most Powerful of the Brand
Lamborghini plans to launch its first electric car by 2030. The vehicle will be the most powerful of the brand.
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First Lamborghini EV to get 980-volt electrical system, twin-motor output increased further to 2,000 PS
The first production battery-electric vehicle from Lamborghini could boast up to 2,000 PS in power output, Volkswagen Group ...
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Lamborghini EV's platform supports 980 volts, 2,000 hp
Blume also said the platform will support power outputs of up to 2,000 hp, likely based on the metric horsepower rating VW ...
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Insane 1491kW new EV takes shape: Electric Lamborghini supercar with 980-volt architecture prepares to blitz Xiaomi SU7 and Nio ET9: report
Lamborghini’s incoming electric car could offer up to 1491kW of power and 980-volt architecture according to Oliver Blume, ...
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Audi R8 Could Make A Comeback With Lamborghini's Help
The idea of an electric R8 has fallen flat, so Audi is doing what it knows works - asking Italy for some excitement.