The first all-electric Raging Bull is expected to make its debut in 2028.
. The sharp-edged design accomplishes the unique feat of looking both bold and somewhat restrained at the same time. A grand tourer with serious ground clearance may sound bizarre—or, at the very least, like least a recipe for an unfocused crossover—but it works. Most important of all, though: The vehicle is very clearly a Lamborghini thanks to its short nose, roofline and aggressive lighting package.
The concept is a two-door but has a 2+2 seating which means it can fit four full-grown adults. The cabin, which is made almost entirely of sustainable materials from Italy, looks like that found in other Lamborghinis, only stretched out. Because of this, the driver’s seat looks even more like the cockpit of a fighter jet than usual. Both the driver and passenger get their own widescreen digital displays, and there’s no massive touchscreen infotainment system sitting atop the center stack .
Lamborghini promises the Lanzador will deliver the same performance drivers expect from its supercars but also offer the everyday versatility of the Urus. Its powertrain consists of two electric motors, with one situated on each axle. This setup ensures permanent all-wheel drive in all conditions and a peak power output in excess of one megawatt . The motors get juice from a next-generation high-performance battery that will generate a “long range,” though it’s unclear how many miles that is.
The marque also said that the concept will deliver an original driving experience that gives more control to the person behind the wheel. Lamborghini compares driving the Lanzador to piloting a plane and says that drivers will be able to instantaneously adjust the EV’s road dynamics, aerodynamics and suspension via controls on the steering wheel. This feature, in particular, is one that seems likely to start popping up on the company’s vehicles sooner than later.
So, how long until we find out how close the Lanzador is to the first real all-electric Lambo? The automaker says it plans to officially unveil its debut EV in 2028. No price has been announced, but the company’s latest model, the hybrid Revuelto, starts at around $890,000.
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