#Current lamborghini models update#
#Current lamborghini models full#
#Current lamborghini models series#

#Current lamborghini models series#

While Ferrari is already building two series production hybrid supercars-the plug-in SF90 Stradale and its baby brother, the 296GTB-Lamborghini has made just one electrified model, the limited-production Sián. The Urus EV will be Lamborghini’s second electric car after the 2+2 GT car currently being planned.

CEO Stephan Winkelmann revealed that detail in an interview with the U.K.’s Autocar, but didn’t specify whether it will overlap with the upcoming hybridized Urus at all.

#Current lamborghini models update#

UPDATE 1/25/22: The second-generation Urus, due in 2029, will be all-electric. Lamborghini's first electric car will likely be a grand tourer, and that one is currently in the very early planning stages, according to Winkelmann.These new models will be followed by a plug-in-hybrid replacement for the Aventador in 2023, with plug-in Huracán and Urus models arriving the year after.

That's according to CEO Stephan Winkelmann in an interview with the U.K.'s Car magazine.

Lamborghini will release four new cars this year, and they'll be the final Lamborghinis to use gas engines without any electric assistance.

Here is a list of all the brand new supercars and exotics you can purchase in 2021. At the time of writing, Porsche is generating the most fanfare the new 992 GT3 was just unveiled, with the 992 GT3 RS and 718 Cayman GT4 RS on the horizon. It’s exciting times at Maserati, Mercedes-Benz and even Lotus, with brand new models like the MC20 set to debut in 2021. It does not appear that the challenges of 2020 have stunted any of the momentum from recent years, as we are (or will be) treated to some new and groundbreaking automobiles this calendar year.Īll the major players in this space have kept their supercar lineups feeling fresh, with the likes of Audi, Ferrari and Lamborghini providing mild updates and new trims - such as the Audi R8 RWD - to their range.

#Current lamborghini models full#

With respect to supercars and exotics, 2021 continues the streak of ushering in another year full of optimism and excitement.

No longer is owning a supercar only practiced by the uber wealthy, or for borderline automotive masochists - it has become just as enticing for the pragmatists out there, too. Gone are the days when supercars were few and far between, outrageously expensive, predictably unreliable, and very costly to maintain. While exotic automobiles still remain relatively expensive today, their exponentially improved performance, build quality, dependability and utilitarianism is justifiably drawing in more customers.Īs a customer, this has been nothing short of a positive experience - and one that seems to keep getting better every year. Now, the supercar experience is accessible to a larger and more diverse demographic than ever before. This in turn has really driven innovation and investment in the supercar space, leading to a higher standard and greater selection of products. For the most part, this period has provided a boon for the automotive industry while creating a much more competitive environment. It has been very interesting watching the evolution of the supercar segment over the past two decades.