Lamborghini’s alternative to the Aventador is being tested, and here’s our best look at the upcoming supercar.
LamborghiniStephan Winkelmann CEO has hinted that the company’s next flagship supercar (scheduled for 2023) will come with a clean V12 hybrid powertrain, and these new spy shots show I think it will retain the impressive design of large Lamborghinis. decades ago.
The classic wedge shape stands out throughout, with an angled nose, low roofline and long rear deck. It looks like the new car will use larger diameter rims at the rear than the front, just like the Aventador.
Classic Lamborghini design features such as the pointed wing mirrors, double-bubble roof and trapezoidal brake lights were found on this test car. At the rear, there is a four-tailpipe layout and a large diffuser.
The company recently announced that they will be placing Aventador6.5-litre V12 naturally aspirated to the grasslands after producing 769bhp LP 780-4 Ultimae special editionmarks the beginning of the brand’s ambitions to launch a range of fully hybrid cars by 2023.
It is thought that Lamborghini’s push for electrification may have ended the brand’s relationship with the V12 engine, downsizing and turbocharging with it. However, Winkelmann has since confirmed that won’t happen.
He also suggests that the hybrid powertrain for Lamborghini’s new flagship will not share any common components with limited edition 808bhp hybrid super car Sianwith the company planning to offer an all-new V12 engine, battery pack and hybrid system.
In an interview with Automatic diary, says Winkelmann: “The technology is different, it’s a brand new engine, a completely new powertrain, a new battery, everything is brand new. Nothing from Sián or Aventador. “
However, like its predecessors, Winkelmann says it will still have four-wheel drive, an active air system, a four-wheel drive system, and be built from carbon fiber.
Lamborghini plans to go all-in on its electrification strategy, aiming to have at least one hybrid powertrain in all of its vehicles by 2024. By the end of the decade, we’ll also have see The brand’s first all-electric car.
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