Lamborghini has released a preview of its first pure electric model, which will be a four-seater station wagon

Supercar brand Lamborghini released a video preview of its first all-electric model via Twitter early this morning, CTOnews.com reported on August 17. The 15-second film was first filmed from the city's high-rise buildings, then moved to the eyes of a female model, followed by space, comets and other elements, and the outline of the mysterious new car was finally unveiled.

Although only the front outline of the new car appears in this short film, some of the obvious features of the new car can still be seen. The CTOnews.com is summarized as follows:

The front of the car uses a "=" headlamp.

The posture of the car body is high, so it is preliminarily ruled out that the car is a super car.

While the body posture is higher, the roof height is lower.

Combined with another warning from Lamborghini, the car looks like a four-sedan sedan on the side, and the angular design inherits Lamborghini's previous design language. According to the Lamborghini CEO Stephan Winkelmann, the new car will be a 2x2 "high-performance luxury station wagon" (grand tourer), which is more suitable for daily use than the Huracan or the new Revuelto.

It is reported that the new car will be unveiled at Monterrey Automobile week on August 18. The car will use the new platform SSP Sport, led by Porsche, and is scheduled to go on sale in 2028.

According to Mitja Borkert, Lamborghini design director, the new car "will retain 1000% of Lamborghini design genes", and Lamborghini's Aventador, Huracan and SUV models Urus will be electrified in the future.