Lamborghini recently announced plans to use Monterey Car Week to introduce a prototype of their “first 100% electric car” and now we’re getting a look at it.
In a shadowy teaser posted on social media, the company revealed the upcoming model will have a rakish windscreen that flows into a long sloping roof. Further below, there’s an expansive greenhouse which suggests we’re looking at a crossover or sedan.
We can also get a glimpse of flowing bodywork and a muscular rear pillar. They’re joined by an adventurous beltline and slender A-pillars.
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The EV will be unveiled on August 18 and Lamborghini is billing it as “something new and truly thrilling.” That’s not much to go on, but the company has previously said the prototype will preview their long-awaited fourth model and enter production before the end of the decade.
Plans for the vehicle have been in the works for a long time as Lamborghini announced their Direzione Cor Tauri program in 2021. The product plan will see the company’s entire lineup electrified by the end of 2024. This has already spawned the Revuelto and will soon pave the way for a plug-in hybrid Urus as well as an eco-friendly Huracan successor.
The fully electric fourth model has been described as the “brightest star in the constellation” and the “culmination of this … journey.” The company went on to say the model will have “remarkable performance” and be positioned “at the top of its segment.”