Lamborghini introduced the Aventador on February 28, 2011, and is almost ready to present its hotly anticipated successor. Arriving a little over 12 years after the LP700-4, the new plug-in hybrid V12 supercar currently known by its LB744 codename will break cover a week from today. On March 29 at 10 AM Eastern Time (7 PM CEST or 5 PM GMT), the wraps will finally come off Sant'Agata Bolognese's first PHEV.
The announcement made on social media comes only a day after Lamborghini showed off the LB744's digital instrument cluster and steering wheel. We'll remind you the supercar will have an all-wheel-drive electric mode, in which case power will be limited to just 180 hp. To access the full 1,000 hp coming from the naturally aspirated 6.5-liter V12 and three electric motors, drivers will have to activate Corsa mode.
