Could a battery-electric supercar be on the horizon for Lamborghini, joining the plug-in hybrid Temerario, Revuelto, and Urus SE?

Lamborghini's CTO Rouven Mohr says an electric supercar needs to offer something internal combustion can't.

Lamborghini R&D chief Rouven Mohr reiterated the company's stance that the market isn't ready for electric supercars during a test event last week for the new Urus SE plug-in hybrid SUV, which was held at Italy's Nardo racetrack.

Despite the global push for electrification, Lamborghini seems stern in sticking with traditional ICE powerplants for their supercars for now.

Following the launch of the Reveuelto, Temerario, and Urus SE, Lamborghini now offers three hybrids, which all retain big-capacity and hugely powerful combustion engines. These ki

Lamborghini is gearing up for its electric revolution, with plans to launch its first fully electric vehicle in 2028. Previewed by the Lanzador concept shown at Pebble Beach in 2023, the EV will break away from the traditional sports car mold and instead take the form of a stylish SUV-shaped 2+2 grand tourer.