Lamborghini Isn't Worried About China... Yet Lamborghini CEO said in an interview that the automaker doesn’t see China’s latest supercars ‘as a threat.’ Motor1 · Aug 24
Lamborghini Buyers Are 'Very Happy' The New GT Is No Longer Electric Shocker: Lambo buyers want gas engines. Motor1 · Aug 21
Lamborghini Boss: Delaying EVs Was 'The Right Way To Go' Stephan Winkelmann has zero regrets about pushing back the launch of Lambo's first electric cars. Motor1 · May 28
Will Lamborghini Build a Temerario Sterrato? Here's Everything We Know The Lamborghini Huracán Sterrato was a huge surprise when it debuted in late 2022. The high-riding off-road supercar arrived at the tail end of the Huracán’s run, acting as the perfect send-off for the popular supercar. By all accounts, the Sterrato was a huge success, which may be enough reason… Motor1 · Apr 29
Lamborghini's Next Model Won't Be Another SUV Lamborghini has never had a massive lineup, but in only the past few years, the range has grown. It’s been nearly a decade since the automaker added the Urus, its first high-powered SUV, and now the company's CEO wants another type of product in the portfolio: a touring car. Motor1 · Mar 24
Lamborghini CEO says ‘disappointing’ EV charging infrastructure contributed to no demand for the luxury automaker’s all-electric line Stephan Winkelmann said luxury EVs were a nonstarter, but one analyst sees a path forward for the models. Fortune · Mar 20
Lamborghini is selling a record number of cars—but tariffs are eating its profits The supercar maker hit a delivery record in 2025, but operating income fell as the CEO admits there's a ceiling on how much costs can be passed to buyers. Fortune · Mar 19
Why Lamborghini Canceling Its EV Actually Makes Sense On this week's Plugged-In Podcast: electric supercars, Uber's big autonomous bet, and Lucid needs the midsize EV more than ever. InsideEVs · Feb 27
Lamborghini CEO axes $300,000 luxury EV, chalking it up to an 'expensive hobby' with 'close to zero' demand Stephan Winkelmann said little consumer interest is a result of a lack of “emotional connection” to EVs because they don’t have the same growling and noise of internal combustion engines. Fortune · Feb 24
Lamborghini pulls the plug on its electric supercar – but these 3 alternatives could still keep the idea alive Lamborghini's chief executive says that the Italian supercar manufacturer is planning to abandon its all-electric supercar. So where next for speedy, luxury EVs? TechRadar · Feb 24
Lamborghini CEO says EV plans on hold due to weak luxury demand CEO says customers have yet to form an “emotional connection” with EVs, pushing the brand towards a focus on hybrid power instead. Euronews · Feb 23
Lamborghini Kills Its First EV, Calls Them An 'Expensive Hobby' It’s been nearly three years since Lamborghini did the unthinkable and took the wraps off an electric car. Although it was only a concept, the Lanzador was presented as a window into Sant’Agata Bolognese’s EV future, with plans to launch a production version in 2028. However, it didn’t take long… Motor1 · Feb 23
Lamborghini pulls plug on plans to launch all-electric supercar Company will shift focus to hybrids, citing drop-off in EV demand among sports car lovers who ‘miss the noise’ The Guardian - UK · Feb 22
InsideEVs · Sep 22, 2025 Ultra-Luxury Brands Were Early Promoters Of EVs. Here's Why That's Changing The world's biggest names in performance and ultra-luxury cars are delaying or re-balancing their EV plans as demand and brand identity force a rethink.
Benzinga · Aug 29, 2025 Billionaires 'Know What They're Doing,' Lamborghini CEO Says As Trump Tariff Uncertainty Pauses Luxury Car Orders Lamborghini Automobili CEO Stephan Winkelmann said tariff uncertainty under President Donald Trump has prompted even billionaire customers to postpone supercar purchases, with the Italian luxury brand currently paying 27.5% duties on U.S. exports.
Fortune · Aug 28, 2025 Lamborghini CEO warns tariffs have forced even its wealthiest consumers—who have an average of 5 cars in their garage—to waver on buying a new ride CEO Stephan Winkelmann said customers are waiting to see where tariffs for EU-imported cars end up.
InsideEVs · Jul 31, 2025 The 'Toyota Prius' Era of Hybrids Is Now Long Gone Lamborghini proves that hybrids are going mainstream—and fast. Plus, lithium prices are crashing, and Tesla starts charging more for Robotaxi rides.
Motor1 · Jul 30, 2025 Lamborghini Is Selling More Cars Than Ever. But It's Not All Good News Lamborghini released financial results for the first half of 2025 on Wednesday, revealing record sales for the period. But it's not all good news in Sant'Agata Bolognese. Revenue remained flat year-over-year, while operating profit fell by nearly 5 percent.
Motor1 · Jul 25, 2025 Lamborghini's First EV Might Be Dead On Arrival Back in December, Lamborghini announced that it would delay its first EV, based on the Lanzador concept first shown in 2023. The car, originally set to launch in 2028, was pushed back to 2029 amid softening demand for high-end electric cars. Now, we're hearing from CEO Stephan Winkelmann that the car…
InsideEVs · Jul 24, 2025 Lamborghini's First EV Might Be A Plug-In Hybrid Now The Lamborghini Lanzador EV was already delayed. Now it might not be an EV at all, the brand's CEO says.
Motor1 · Mar 11, 2025 Lamborghini’s EV Will Be Its Most Powerful Model Ever Lamborghini is still set on launching its first electric vehicle by 2030, and it could have up to 2,000 horsepower on tap when it arrives. That’s what Volkswagen Group CEO Oliver Blume said in a recent interview, revealing that the EV will ride on a special platform developed by Porsche…
International Business Times · Jan 9, 2025 Lamborghini Sets New Sales Record Amid Hybrid Push Lamborghini set a new sales record in 2024, the Italian sportscar maker said on Thursday, defying the gloom that has hit mass-market car companies.
Motor1 · Jan 9, 2025 Lamborghini Had Record Sales in 2024 Lamborghini has flourished under Volkswagen Group's ownership, which took over the brand in 1998. After selling more than 10,000 cars annually for the first time in 2023, the last 12 months were even stronger for the Raging Bull. Demand surged by 6 percent to 10,687 vehicles. The brand doesn't break…
Motor1 · Dec 16, 2024 Lamborghini Is Delaying Its First EV Like Everyone Else Several automakers within the last year have altered their electrification plans. Slowing growth is forcing companies like Volvo, Bentley, Ford, and others to reconsider their strategies and rejigger their launch schedules, including Lamborghini. The Italian company now plans to delay the launch of its first EV by a year, according…