Lamborghini has unveiled its first electric vehicle, the four-seat Lanzador GT concept. The company’s CEO, Stephan Winkelmann, stated that the concept was designed to start conversations about the brand’s move into electric vehicles. Emphasizing the importance of “emotion,” Winkelmann mentioned that there are two types of performance: the quantitative aspects such as acceleration and top speed, and the emotional aspects like sound and overall driving experience.

Regarding the sound of the Lanzador under acceleration, Winkelmann stated that Lamborghini is exploring different possibilities. One option is to have no sound, which he doesn’t believe is the direction the company will take. The other options are creating a fake sound or amplifying the existing sound. Lamborghini has not provided detailed technical specifications for the Lanzador but hinted at its performance potential. When asked about the range, Winkelmann mentioned that a lot of research is needed to find the right balance between design, performance, and range. While it’s too early to provide a specific number, he believes a range of around 300 miles will be necessary by 2028. However, he emphasized that the dynamic character of the production version of the Lanzador will be a key differentiator compared to other electric sports cars.