A two-door 2+2 seems likely at this point.
Ferrari s first electric vehicle is expected to arrive in 2025. For supercar manufacturers, engagement and not merely speed is a key component of the final product which is why this decade will represent a massive shift. Following Ferrari, the other unicorn of Italian supercar design, Lamborghini, is also planning an EV of its own. As we found out earlier this week, Lamborghini s competitor will arrive a bit later by 2030, although possibly before this, following the gradual electrification of other products. But a Lamborghini EV is still a Lamborghini and as such, it needs to amaze before you ve even climbed behind the wheel.
19 May 2021 11:49 am / 1 comment
With stricter emission standards on the horizon, many carmakers are leaning heavily into electrification to ensure their new products are compliant with regulations. Lamborghini is no exception to this shift, and recently presented its electrification roadmap for the current decade.
The Italian marque is calling its plan “Direzione Cor Tauri”, which translates to “Towards Cor Tauri,” with “Cor Tauri” being the brightest star in the Taurus constellation that is represented by a bull. The company’s founder, Ferruccio Lamborghini, was born on April 28, 1916, making him a Taurus. This, along with his passion for bullfighting, is why the bull is featured on the brand’s logo and why some of the cars are named as such.
30 April 2021 6:34 pm / 2 comments
Volkswagen Group CEO Herbert Diess will be stepping down from his positions as head of supervisory boards at the Skoda and Seat brands,
Quoting German newspaper
Handelsblatt, Diess was reported to be vacating his positions to focus on building a stronger in-house software development team. Diess will be succeeded at Skoda by technology head Thomas Schmall, while his position at Seat will be filled by Volkswagen Group head of procurement Murat Eksel, according to
Handelsblatt.
Bosses at the Skoda and Seat brands are reportedly concerned that Diess’ departure from his positions would mean that the respective brands would become less of a priority at the wider Group level, an
More Light Shed On Volkswagen’s Project Trinity EV, SSP Platform
Apr 27, 2021 at 10:53am ET ++ VW’s upcoming top-tier EV will ride on all-new underpinnings with Level 4 autonomous driving capability.
Volkswagen is hard at work on its next-generation electric vehicle currently known as Project Trinity is expected to debut in 2026. It will be one of the first VW group vehicles to be built on a new dedicated electric vehicle architecture, called Scalable Systems Platform (SSP for short), that will allow for more range, more advanced tech and a slight rethink of VW’s business model (because most of the group s models will end up using this platform).