Lamborghini will launch a number of plug-in hybrid models, and the first pure tram will be released in 2028.

CTOnews.com, March 13 (Xinhua)-- Lamborghini's first plug-in hybrid will be unveiled soon, replacing Aventador. Stephan Winkelmann, chief executive of Lamborghini, also revealed at the preview of the car that its SUV model, Urus, will also launch a plug-in hybrid version in 2024.

It should be noted that Lamborghini has built and sold a hybrid car, the limited edition Si á n FKP 37, which is partially electrified with supercapacitors. The plug-in hybrid version of the Urus, which is expected to be launched next year, will use a powertrain similar to the Porsche Cayenne Turbo S E-Hybrid, which currently carries twin-turbocharged V8 engines and motors to generate 671 horsepower, according to CTOnews.com.

Huracan's successor is expected to be unveiled at the end of 2024 and will also be a plug-in hybrid. It is not clear whether it will retain the naturally aspirated V10 or downsize to the V8, possibly in a twin-turbocharged configuration, while the Aventador successor, codenamed LB744, retains the V12, so Huracan is expected to keep the V10 as well.

What will happen after these two plug-in hybrids? Lamborghini's first all-electric car, of course. Winkelmann revealed that he did not give details on plans to launch his first all-electric model in 2028, but he said in a previous interview with Auto Express that the car would have four seats, two doors and a higher ground clearance than a typical Lamborghini.

Lamborghini's second all-electric car will be the pure electric version of the Urus, which will be officially unveiled around 2029.