Lamborghini has once again pushed the boundaries of automotive innovation with the Tamario, a hybrid supercar that integrates three innovative axial flux motors developed by Yasa. These motors, ...

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Lambo's first foray into off-roading was driven by financial desperation and resulted in a fascinating but flawed prototype ...

In the search for modern performance gains, Lamborghini is committing to its first road-going, electrified supercar, codenamed the LB744. Set for debut later this year, the LB744 will be powered by a ...

Automobili Lamborghini India has delivered the first Temerario in the country, marking the arrival of its next-generation ...

Following bankruptcy in 1978, Lamborghini was sold to new owners who decided to make something out of the war utility vehicle ...

Lamborghini replaced the original Urus with two models, namely the Urus S and the more aggressive-styled Urus Performante. Both of them were succeeded by the plug-in hybrid Urus SE, which appears to ...

Taking a leaf out of Lotus’ book on sports car design, Lamborghini is looking to increase the performance of its future models through reduced weight rather than increased horsepower. Key strategies ...

The 2015 Lamborghini Huracán arrived with a clear mission: replace the wild Gallardo with a supercar that could still thrill on track yet behave with precision and polish on the road. Its naturally ...

The electrification era is now upon Lamborghini as it recently unveiled its first EV concept car, the Lanzador, meant to be the basis for its future developments of clean energy vehicles. The Lanzador ...

Lamborghini ventured off paved roadways with the Huracan Sterrato, but now the brand might be looking to expand its all-terrain portfolio. The Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato put an entirely new spin on ...

Remember when Ferrari said it would never build an SUV, despite the market trend clearly showing that was what the people wanted? Of course you do, it couldn't have been further back than a few years ...