All articles tagged with #lamborghini
Lamborghini has introduced the Temerario, a groundbreaking supercar that follows the Huracán lineage, featuring a 907-horsepower plug-in hybrid V8 engine, impressive acceleration, and a luxurious interior, setting a new standard for the brand and inspiring future generations of car enthusiasts.
Lamborghini's new Temerario Super Trofeo race car is a rear-wheel-drive, non-hybrid vehicle featuring a twin-turbo V8, a more aggressive body kit, and advanced track-focused upgrades, with a street-legal RWD version likely in development, and the racing version set to debut in 2027.
Lamborghini has unveiled the Temerario Super Trofeo, a new racing car set to debut in global championships from 2027, featuring a twin-turbo V8 engine, advanced chassis, and sharing components with the Temerario GT3, reinforcing Lamborghini's commitment to customer racing and GT competition.
Lamborghini's CEO Stephan Winkelmann announced that the luxury carmaker plans to continue using internal combustion engines for at least the next decade due to declining enthusiasm for electric vehicles among high-end buyers, and is considering whether to make its upcoming Lanzador model fully electric or a plug-in hybrid, amidst broader industry debates on emission regulations and electric transition timelines.
Lamborghini's new concept, the Manifesto, showcases futuristic design elements with a prominent diffuser that resembles stilts, emphasizing aerodynamics and style, but is not intended for production.
Lamborghini has unveiled a design study called the Lamborghini Manifesto, which showcases potential future styling elements for the brand's supercars, emphasizing sharp-edged, aggressive aesthetics with features like a shark nose front and Y-shaped lighting, though it remains a concept with unlikely production features.
Lamborghini's CEO states that despite the technical capability to build powerful electric supercars, customer demand for traditional internal combustion engines like V12s and V8s remains strong, leading the brand to postpone full electrification and focus on hybrid models, while maintaining exclusivity and authenticity in their offerings.
Lamborghini unveiled the Fenomeno, a limited-edition plug-in hybrid hypercar boasting the most powerful V12 and fastest Lamborghini ever, with 1,080 horsepower, a top speed over 350 km/h, and a 2.4-second 0-62 mph acceleration, priced at $3.5 million and limited to 29 units. It features advanced carbon fiber construction, aggressive styling, and serves as a design blueprint for future Lamborghinis, including plans for electrification.
Lamborghini has unveiled the Fenomeno, a highly exclusive supercar with extreme styling and enhanced performance, featuring a retuned 6.5-liter V12 engine producing 833 hp, limited to just 29 units worldwide with a starting price of around $3.5 million.
Lamborghini is considering a rear-wheel-drive version of the Temerario, potentially with a different hybrid system that might not require a large battery or plug-in capabilities, signaling a lighter, simpler approach while maintaining high performance. The company hints at this possibility during discussions about future models, though a non-hybrid version seems unlikely due to current emissions regulations.
A vintage '60 Minutes' episode reveals how unhinged and daring Lamborghini testing was before Audi's acquisition in 1998, showcasing reckless public road testing by legendary driver Valentino Balboni and highlighting the wild, unrestrained nature of classic Lamborghinis like the Countach, which contrasts sharply with modern, more regulated supercars.
Lamborghini has introduced the one-of-a-kind Revuelto "Opera Unica" at the Esperienza Arte in Shanghai, highlighting the brand's Ad Personam customization program. Designed for the Chinese market, this model features a cosmic-inspired exterior with a hand-painted livery and intricate fading effects, reflecting Lamborghini's commitment to electrification and meticulous craftsmanship. The interior boasts a refined Nero Ade cabin with Rosso Efesto highlights, showcasing the brand's dedication to detail and artistry.
YouTuber Alex Choi has been charged by the DOJ for a stunt where fireworks were shot at a Lamborghini from a helicopter, which was featured in a video on his channel. The video, now removed, was filmed without proper permits and involved illegal fireworks. Choi faces up to 10 years in federal prison if convicted.
A Studio City YouTuber, Suk Min Choi, was arrested for directing a video where fireworks were shot from a helicopter at a Lamborghini in San Bernardino County. Choi faces charges for causing the placement of an explosive device on an aircraft and could face up to 10 years in federal prison.
Influencer Alex Choi was arrested for orchestrating a viral video where fireworks were launched at a Lamborghini from a helicopter on federal land. The incident, which lacked filming permits, led to charges that could result in up to 10 years in prison. The pilots involved had their licenses suspended.