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CEO Stephan Winkelmann confirmed the high-riding Lanzador is canceled after internal review and market feedback. Lamborghini says a plug-in hybrid will replace it and a full electric model will arrive only when conditions are right.

Winkelmann told The Sunday Times that the Lanzador was canceled after a year of internal discussion and market engagement.
The Lanzador was unveiled in August 2023 and was previously scheduled for a 2028 launch as a four-seater electric coupe with motors on each axle, torque vectoring, and rear-wheel steering.
Lamborghini cited market preferences and difficulty delivering the specific emotional connection its cars require as reasons for cancellation.
CTO Rouven Mohr had already signaled doubts, saying Lamborghini's biggest markets lack a strong push toward full EVs and the company cannot customize one car for every market.
Company statements and reporting indicate a different plug-in hybrid will replace the Lanzador before the end of the decade, and a full EV will only be developed when market conditions justify it.

Lamborghini cancels Lanzador electric coupe

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