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New Lamborghini Lanzador ‘ultra-GT’ to fill the gap between supercars and the Urus SUV
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Summary: Lamborghini has abandoned plans for an all-electric Lanzador, pivoting to plug-in hybrid power instead. The 2+2 Ultra-GT will bridge the gap between the brand’s supercars and Urus SUV, arriving after 2030. The shift reflects low customer acceptance of EVs in the luxury sports car segment.
Brands mentioned: Lamborghini, Volkswagen
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New Lamborghini Lanzador ‘ultra-GT’ to fill the gap between supercars and the Urus SUV
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