The first electric Lamborghini will use a new platform shared with Porsche, Audi, and Bentley. In addition to being extremely powerful, the new model will have a new 980-volt architecture. Ferrari is gearing up to debut its first EV this year,

It'll use a shared platform, but still have what VW AG's CEO described as "very specific set-up for Lamborghini."

The first all-electric Lamborghini could make its debut by 2030, and will likely be based on the previously-released Lanzador concept.

A fully electric Lamborghini Urus was expected by the end of this decade, or at least it was in 2023, before demand for EVs weakened and Lamborghini started saying that a fully electric supercar was not close.