Although it was recently revealed that it hopes to use environmentally friendly synthetic fuelExtend the service life of traditional fuel vehicles as much as possibleHowever, according to the company's long-term development policy, it is still difficult to avoid fully investing in electric vehicle layout. Lamborghini officially announced its first concept car Lanzador 2+2 GT designed with a pure electric power architecture.
According to Lamborghini CEO Stephan Winkelmann,The company will start investing in all-electric vehicles starting in 2024., and this time unveiled the concept car Lanzador 2+2 GT, and announced that it will officially enter the electric vehicle market after completing the integration of technology and production lines in 2028. Its competitors naturally also include the supercar brand Ferrari, which is also planning to develop electric vehicles.
The Lanzador 2+2 GT concept car unveiled this time features a 2+2 design, retaining the distinctive lines of Lamborghini. Its fully electrified design eliminates the classic V12 engine and transmission, freeing up more interior space for passengers and passengers, thus reversing the previous supercar tradition of having virtually no cargo space.
The interior cabin uses a large number of materials that are touted as sustainable, including special varieties of wool from Australia, recycled nylon, etc. Even the seats are produced using recycled materials using 3D printing. The leather used for seats and other surfaces is surface-treated with olive oil, replacing special chemicals that may have caused a lot of wastewater problems in the past.
In addition, in line with the vehicle's full electrification design, the internal instruments and on-board systems have all been changed to digital form, making driving more intuitive and convenient.
Lamborghini did not disclose the detailed power details of the concept car Lanzador 2+2 GT this time, but it is expected to adopt a dual-motor, four-wheel drive design. The motor's maximum peak output power can reach 1 and the maximum horsepower output can reach 1341. It is also equipped with Aerodinamica Lamborghini Attiva technology composed of body splitters, side air intakes and other designs to give the vehicle better downforce to maintain stability during high-speed driving, and provide better vehicle handling through the electronic active adjustable suspension series.
The Lanzador 2+2 GT is expected to enter the market as a commercially available model in 2028, and before that, a hybrid power design model will serve as a transitional product.
