Electrification means a bit of an existential crisis for Lamborghini, but the Lanzador concept is the first step in answering what the brand looks like without a V12 to lean on
Instead, the automaker is working to define what a Lamborghini is when it doesn’t have access to a V12, or any other kind of internal combustion engine. Since motors tend not to be as distinct as engines, a lot of Lamborghini’s first production EV’s personality will be defined by software.
The automaker is calling its new software suite Lamborghini Dinamica Veicolo Integrata . It will use sensors and actuators to create an experience that the driver is sure to remember. And to really help it stand out, Mohr’s team is working on handing the driver as much control as possible.
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