Lamborghini has yet to confirm exactly what will power the Huracan successor, but we might finally hear what it sounds like.
In a video posted by CarSpyMediawe can see a prototype driving at low speed.
It’s hard to hear exactly what the exact powertrain is, but we do know it will have some form of electrification.
It seems that the prototype is a plug-in hybrid based on the appearance of a separate fuel cap and charging port.
Lamborghini Technical Director Rouven Mohr said AutoExpress The new engine will have “six more and less than 12 cylinders”.
Mr Mohr added: “This is not a range-oriented hybrid and there will be no miniaturization of any kind.
auto expert suspect Lamborghini could use a naturally aspirated V10 in combination with a hybrid system to differentiate it from the V8 and V6 powertrains of Ferrari and McLaren, however some reports suggest the company will adopt the engine. hybrid V8 twin turbocharger.
Lamborghini’s Huracan successor is recently scouted for the first time on public roads.
Despite the humorous attempt at hiding the headlights, it looks like the model could use the slim lighting system and the angular daytime running lights of the car. Revuelto.
The prototype seems to be inspired by the track only Essenza SCV12 with front bumper intake and prominent splitter.
Around the rear, the bumper reveals a large portion of the rear tire. It’s unclear if this impressive detail will carry over to the production model.
A single exhaust in the center, mounted high, sits between the slim taillights.
Lamborghini has confirmed that it will not share the platform with any other Volkswagen Group brands, unlike the upcoming Huracan which has shared the platform with Audi r8. Instead, the Raging Bull brand will develop its own platform and engine.
“Lamborghini has become one of the most profitable brands in the group this year, we set another record year in terms of operating profit…. and as the most profitable brand, you are of course entitled to request certain things and also finance the project yourself,” said Lamborghini Asia Pacific Regional Manager, Francesco Scardaoni, previously said. auto expert.
The Huracan The successor is said to share the ‘single fuselage’ structure developed for the Revuelto, but will use aluminum instead of carbon fiber.
Lamborghini recently unveiled the Revuelto, a successor to the V12 hybrid engine Aventador. The brand plans to introduce the PHEV V8 powertrain for urine SUVs by the end of 2024.
It is expected that Australia will see the new Huracan and Urus in 2025, with a launch time set for late 2024.
Two busy years with electrification of the Italian brand are preparing for release first electric carthe 2+2 model is expected to launch in 2028.
