Lamborghini Postpones First Electric Car to 2029

The luxury automaker cites market readiness and regulatory uncertainty as reasons for delaying its EV debut.

Lamborghini has delayed the launch of its first fully electric vehicle to 2029, moving away from its initial 2028 timeline.
CEO Stephan Winkelmann stated that the luxury market for electric vehicles is not yet ready, particularly in Lamborghini's niche segment.
The company is currently focusing on hybrid models, including the newly launched Temerario sports car, alongside exploring synthetic fuels as a potential alternative to full electrification.
This decision reflects broader challenges in EV adoption in luxury markets, including slower consumer demand and high performance expectations.
Lamborghini’s move aligns with similar cautious approaches by competitors like Ferrari and Aston Martin, who are also prioritizing hybrids over immediate EV rollouts.