Lamborghini's First EV Set to Deliver Up to 2,000 PS, Based on Porsche-led Platform

2025/03/12
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Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A
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Lamborghini's first production electric vehicle (EV) could deliver up to 2,000 PS, according to Volkswagen Group CEO Oliver Blume. The vehicle will be based on a platform led by Porsche, featuring a 980-volt architecture for quicker charging and better efficiency. The EV will be assembled at Lamborghini's headquarters in Italy and is expected to attract new customers as the brand's fourth new model.
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