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Lamborghini’s CEO Remains Skeptical About the Popularity of Electric Supercars

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Lamborghini CEO Expresses Uncertainty About the Future of Electric Performance

The future of electric performance cars is a hot topic in the automotive industry, and Lamborghini’s CEO, Stephan Winkelmann, recently shared some interesting insights on the subject. In a recent interview with Bloomberg, Winkelmann expressed uncertainty about the direction of electric supercars, indicating that the market for these vehicles may not be as robust as previously anticipated.

While electric vehicles have proven capable of delivering impressive performance, Winkelmann noted that they struggle to replicate the emotional experience of traditional supercars. The visceral roar of a V-12 engine, for example, is a key aspect of the supercar experience that electric motors have yet to fully capture. As a result, customer interest in all-electric supercars has been lukewarm.

Despite these challenges, Lamborghini is not abandoning its electric vehicle ambitions. The company is still working on its first battery-powered model, set to debut in 2028. In the meantime, Lamborghini’s hybrid lineup, including models like the Scrambled, Urus SE, and the successor to the Huracán, will continue to be developed and released.

Winkelmann also mentioned that Lamborghini is exploring alternative ways to reduce emissions from combustion engines, such as the use of synthetic e-fuels. However, the feasibility of these solutions will depend on regulatory developments, particularly in the European Union, where Lamborghini is based.

Winkelmann’s concerns about the future of high-performance EVs are shared by other industry leaders, such as Aston Martin chairman Lawrence Stroll and Rimac founder Mate Rimac. Stroll cited a lack of customer interest as the reason for delaying Aston Martin’s first EV in favor of hybrid models, while Rimac emphasized the importance of building vehicles that stand out and offer a unique driving experience.

In conclusion, while the future of electric performance cars may be uncertain, it’s clear that automakers like Lamborghini are committed to exploring new technologies and pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the world of high-performance vehicles. As the industry continues to evolve, it will be fascinating to see how these innovations shape the future of automotive performance.

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