The brand's first fully electric vehicle is previewed by the Lamborghini Lanzador concept

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- At the 2023 Monterey Car Week, The Lanzador made its debut.

-Two electric motors are installed, one on each axle.

A brand-new concept car from Automobili Lamborghini was unveiled at the 2023 Monterey Car Week. The 2+2 Gran Turismo, also known as the Lanzador, will be the company's first entirely electric vehicle and go on sale in 2028.

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While the Lanzador's basic technological specifications are being kept under wraps, Lamborghini has announced that the production vehicle will include an electric motor ee on each axle, giving it all-wheel drive and the ability to provide e-torque vectoring. The model also claims to have a large range, however no details have been made public. The power output will be in the area of one megawatt, or roughly 1,341 horsepower. Other noteworthy features will include things like dynamic dampers, air suspension, and rear-axle steering. 

Lanzador concept exterior design

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Despite being four inches lower to the ground than the Urus, the Lanzador has a high ride height. It has the recognizable, angular LED headlamps and bumper up front, with the latter also sporting a recognizable, intricate pattern on either side. 

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The side profile has two conventional doors instead of the scissor doors, which might be expanded to four on the production model. Gloss black body cladding all around and what appear to be 23-inch diamond-cut wheels are also available.

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The sloping roofline ends at the back with a ducktail spoiler and a pair of tri-unit LED taillights with Sian-inspired designs that are separated by the Lamborghini branding. An aggressively styled end towards the lower portion of the rear bumper sits farther down.

Lamborghini Lanzador interiors

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The Lanzador's interior has a very modern feel to it, and the Y-shaped design, one of its distinguishing features, is now found in the center console. A more streamlined steering wheel, a redesigned passenger display, and an engine start/stop button that is located below the dramatic missile-launch mechanism are all things we may anticipate. Two captain's chairs are located on the second row, and there is plenty of room behind them for the ideal passenger's luggage and other belongings.

Future Lamborghini  electrification and plans

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Although the most-electric Lanzador won't be available until 2028, all of the House of the Raging Bull's products will be powered by electricity by the end of 2024. The hybrid Revuelto has taken the place of the V12 Aventador, and a prototype of the Huracan's replacement with a hybrid drivetrain has already been observed in testing. The Urus is left, and it will follow a similar path during the following two years.