Lamborghini’s New Range: A Massive Change From The One Less Than A Decade Ago You would imagine that in this world of EVs, hybrids and SUVs, Lamborghini, would be the last manufacturer to carry out these changes. That they would put their fingers in their ears about talks on ecoism, and legislation and focus on what they make best. Loud, obnoxious, flawed dream machines that we all love. However, the 20s has proved a huge shift in Lamborghini’s range. Gone are the rock’n’roll days of barking V10s, and clunky ISRs and in their place is a range of brand new sustainable performance hybrids. Cars like Revuelto, Temerario and Urus SE are a far cry from their predecessors that came less than a decade before. Read More Lamborghini Sets Record-Breaking Sales in 2024 Nevertheless, their popularity amongst petrolheads and motoring media have proven substantial. Not only in the record sales achieved in 2024 but also in the number of awards each of these cars have achieved. In total 14 awards were achieved amongst this trio and seemingly seems Lamborghini’s shift to a pure hybrid range has been a lot more successful than most other manufacturers. Revuelto: Best of the Old and New The Reveulto was Lamborghini’s first High-Performance Electrified Vehicle (HPEV). Whilst it maintained its signature 6.5l V12, this iconic engine worked in tandem with a triage of electric motors. Together they generate 1015 horsepower and 730 lb-ft of torque which with the assistance of All Wheel Drive and a dual-clutch gearbox results in stratospheric performance. This monster achieves 0-62mph in 2.5 seconds and maxes out 217mph all whilst immersing its driver in a bellow of V12 symphony. Though the Revuelto was introduced last year, it made its grand debut to motoring journalists and public streets as of this year. As a result, its won a huge number of awards. "2025 Performance Car of the Year" – Road & Track."Best Supercar" – Robb Report."Sports Car of the Year" – Esquire."Cool Car Cup" – Motor1.com."Supercar of the Year" – Motoring World Awards (India).“Super Luxury Hybrid Coupé of 2024" – OneShift.com (Singapore).Featured in "The Year in Cars – 2024" – The Edge. Temerario: The Most Anticipated Supercar of 2025 The Temerario was Lamborghini’s second hybrid supercar behind the Revuelto but arguably makes an even bigger impact on the brand. It is the first of Lamborghini’s supercars to use a twin-turbo V8 in tandem with its triad of electric motors. The result of this is a stratospheric 920 horsepower and nearly 600 lb-ft of torque. The result of this new-age turbo-power is a joint 0-62mph of 2.5 seconds matching the Reveulto and a fairly close top speed of 212mph. Where its bigger brother celebrates a blend of past and future, the Temerario looks solely to the future. It is easily the most anticipated car journalists are looking forward to in 2025 and the awards it’s achieved are proof of that."The Cars We Can’t Wait to Drive in 2025" – Top Gear Awards.Listed among "Most Anticipated Cars of 2025" – CarBuzz."Best Hybrid Sports Car" – Arab Car of the Year 2024 (Qatar). Urus SE: Lambo’s Best-Selling Car Goes Hybrid The Lamborghini Urus has been with us for just over half a decade. It was the company’s second attempt at an SUV as well as their first-ever product to use a twin-turbo V8. Now the Urus has joined the remaining fleet in becoming a hybrid. The new Urus SE features an electric motor working in tandem with its twin-turbo V8. The result of all this is 790 horsepower, 700 lb-ft of torque, 194mph top speed and 0-62mph in 3.4 seconds. But the most impressive figure is the fact that emissions have gone down by 80% when compared to the standard Urus. As a result like the Revuelto, it achieved some fairly impressive awards in 2024. "Best Car 2024" – Auto Motor und Sport.First place at Sport Auto Award 2024."Most Popular Car Brands and Models of 2024" – Auto Illustrierte."Dashboard of the Year" – Automobile Awards 2024 (Paris). Impressive Feat: But Is This the Lambo Way There’s no denying Lamborghini’s future looks bright. The amount of awards the company has received on their newest cars has been impressive and their sales figures even more so. Undoubtedly Lambo’s future looks bright with their latest HPEVs, but even though it's bright, one must question if it’s still Lamborghini. Read More Lambos aren’t meant to be concerned with awards or environmental impacts, they’re meant to be exciting, visceral, and somewhat terrible. The new range is almost too good and too bright to be proper Lambos. Sure awards are good and all but their latest range seems to lack soul compared to those that came before. And personally speaking, that for me personally leaves me worried about their future.Source: Lamborghini
