On August 22nd, Lamborghini held a themed event called “The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering” at the Monterey Car Week, showcasing its first pure electric vehicle under the name Lanzador.
The design director of Lamborghini, Mitja Borkert, said that the latest release, Lanzador, is the most “complex and visionary concept car” in Lamborghini’s history.
The car is said to be inspired by spacecraft, and the official claims that it “combines the ultra-high-performance elements of the Revuelto supercar with the dynamic versatility of the Urus.”
In terms of the interior, the new car adopts a design style that is highly speed-oriented, also inspired by spacecraft. The LCD instrument panels on both sides and the co-pilot screen are particularly eye-catching – but there is no central control screen.
The official stated that the entire cockpit uses a large amount of environmentally friendly materials that are all made in Italy: the seats are made of 3D printed plastic, the carbon fiber trim panels in the car are made from recycled materials, and the water used to tan leather is recycled from olive oil factories.
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