<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Lamborghini plans to continue using petrol engines to provide an emotional driving experience as a key selling point, unlike Ferrari, moving towards electric vehicles.</li><li>Lamborghini will introduce its first electric vehicle delayed to 2030, with a focus on maintaining combustion power alongside electrification.</li><li>The company's technical officer emphasizes the emotional aspect of driving experiences over raw performance numbers, advocating for the preservation of combustion power.</li><li>The Lamborghini Temerario features a hybrid powertrain with a twin-turbocharged V8 petrol engine and three electric motors, enhancing performance without sacrificing emotions.</li><li>The hybrid Temerario outperforms its predecessor, the Huracan, with faster acceleration, higher top speed, and improved braking performance, despite its hybrid system.</li><li>Lamborghini aims to maintain internal combustion engines as part of its brand's emotional theater, distinguishing itself from conventional electric passenger cars focused on performance.</li></ul>

Lamborghini commits to combustion power “as long as possible”

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