Overview
- Lamborghini confirms the production Lanzador will arrive by the end of the decade as a plug-in hybrid, retaining a two-door 2+2 layout and, according to reports, likely drawing on the Urus V8 PHEV hardware.
- The company says its first fully electric model is now targeted for a timeframe after 2030, with EV development continuing to focus on delivering an emotional driving experience.
- CEO Stephan Winkelmann cites customer feedback about unreliable charging access, long charging times and disappointing real-world range as key factors damping demand for a full-electric Lamborghini.
- Two new model debuts are scheduled for 2026, with industry reporting suggesting a Revuelto roadster and a more aggressive Urus PHEV, though Lamborghini has not disclosed specifics.
- Lamborghini posted record 2025 deliveries of 10,747 and €3.20 billion in revenue, while operating income slipped to €768 million, which management partly attributed to the EV pivot alongside tariffs and exchange-rate headwinds.