In a growing sea of SUVs, the Urus is delightfully distinctive with its angular bodywork and unmistakable supercar lineage, ...

Lamborghini has delayed the Urus EV, shifting focus to a plug-in hybrid version expected by 2029. The move reflects customer demand for performance over full electrification, with EV plans now on hold ...

If the all-electric Urus does debut in 2035, it will likely be beaten to the punch as Lamborghini’s first EV by the Lanzador, ...

The next generation of the Lamborghini Urus will feature a plug-in hybrid engine, rather than going all-electric as ...

The next-generation Lamborghini Urus will remain a plug-in hybrid as the release of its electric variant is postponed until ...

The next-gen Lamborghini Urus will retain its plug-in hybrid powertrain, as the electric version has been postponed to the ...

If this prototype is the new Performante, the Raging Bull of Sant'Agata Bolognese could very well treat us to more than the ...

The Lanzador EV could also be pushed back and a decision is expected to be made early next year. However, Winkelmann signaled ...

Not everyone has warmed up to the idea of a Lamborghini SUV.How could the Raging Bull make an overweight, high-riding people hauler?Pretty easily actually, and it’s been a resounding success.

Instead of rushing to develop the Urus EV, Lamborghini has pushed it back to 2035, giving the brand more time to assess demand and market conditions for such a model – and EVs in general. Elsewhere ...

The Urus, Lamborghini’s best-selling model, was due to go fully electric for its next generation before the end of the decade ...

The Performante was deemed redundant once the SE arrived, but now, an even more powerful Lambo SUV is on the way.