Finally, someone from high places exposes his position on the subject, come on, because one thing is “legal imposition” – or commercial – but another very different is wanting to do it. In the case of Lamborghini, we know that they are already taking steps for what will be the hybrid Huracán and Aventador, but Talking about a fully electric Toro is something very different and something that the brand is not very excited about, as Rouven Mohr, Lamborghini’s director of technology, recently commented. during the Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona:
“You don’t want the performance of the car to depend on the charge and temperature of the battery. We believe that, in sports cars or supercars, combustion engines or hybrids are still the best option.
Mohr also pointed out that in terms of electric cars, Lamborghini conceives the concept in a very different way, since a car of this type is created for a standard user, but an electric sports car created by Lamborghini has to be something remarkable and unique. In this regard, we take up the statements of Stephan Winkelmann, executive director of Lamborghini, who at the time stated that the brand’s first electric model It could be a 2+2 with considerable ground clearance, erected on the upcoming Artemis architecture, from the Volkswagen Group, the same on which the new Audi A8 and the first 100% electric Bentley will be developed.
Matter of time, but would you like Lamborghini’s supercars to be fully electric? Share your opinion in the comments.
