The Lanzador concept EV stays close to its roots as it takes heavy inspiration from previous Lamborghini models
The Lamborghini Lanzador is an electric car concept that showcases the brand’s first fully electric model. It draws inspiration from other Lamborghini models in terms of design.
Fusion Exterior Design
The front of the Lanzador resembles the Urus with its high-mounted bumper, pointy nose, and similarly shaped air dams. However, the air dams have closed panels unlike the Urus.
From the sides, the Lanzador has a sleek design and extended rear end, resembling a fusion between a Huracan and an Urus.
The rear profile of the Lanzador features a muscular look with a massive bumper, sharp cuts on the protruding rear, and sleek air dams on the sides. It also has a three-insignia tail lamps design.
Shocking Interiors
The interior of the Lanzador concept has a futuristic look with a black dashboard layered with silver and golden inserts. It features a curved design, a fully digital instrument cluster behind the steering wheel, and a front passenger infotainment display. The centre tunnel has minimalistic geometric switchgear, while the start-stop button retains the Lamborghini essence.
The concept has sporty bucket seats for all passengers in a grey and golden hue. The production version of the Lanzador may have relatively conventional seats to accommodate passengers while providing a sporty feel.
Power? Lots Of It
The Lanzador is powered by a battery pack with two electric motors, one on each axle, providing an all-wheel drive setup. The electric motor setup delivers over one megawatt, making it the most powerful Lamborghini model to date.
Apart from performance, the Lanzador focuses on range and aerodynamics. It features active aero systems like the front air shutter and movable splitter, as well as rear airblades for better downforce.
Green Details
The Lanzador concept incorporates sustainably sourced and recycled materials in its construction. The cabin features elements made from 3D-printed recycled fibers and regenerated carbon to reduce the use of fresh carbon fiber while maintaining its properties.
Launch Timelines
The production-ready model of the Lanzador is expected to be revealed by 2028 with likely exterior and interior changes. It will be Lamborghini’s first road-going electric car and will compete with other electric SUVs like the Tesla Model X, Lucid Gravity, and Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo.
Stephan Winkelmann, Chairman and CEO of Lamborghini, believes that the Lanzador is the logical extension of the brand’s portfolio and serves as the perfect link between the Urus and their super sports cars.