Lamborghini CEO: Exemption From EU Combustion Engine Ban ‘Useless’

The video discusses Lamborghini's transition from combustion engines to hybrid and electric models. By 2023-2024, Lamborghini plans to hybridize its lineup, including a new Aventador with a V12 engine. Despite global chip shortages, Lamborghini's production remains unaffected. The company is preparing for future legislation, aiming for a 50% CO2 reduction by 2025 and launching a fully electric model by 2027. Synthetic fuels are also being considered to keep combustion engines viable post-2030.

What is Lamborghini's plan for reducing CO2 emissions by 2025?

• Switching entirely to electric vehicles

• Hybridizing their entire lineup

• Using only synthetic fuels

• Reducing production numbers

What is unique about the new Aventador model?

• It will be a fully electric vehicle

• It will be powered by synthetic fuel

• It will have a V8 engine

• It will feature a V12 naturally aspirated engine and be a plug-in hybrid

How has the chip shortage affected Lamborghini's production?

• It has significantly reduced their production

• They have not been affected by the chip shortage

• They have had to delay new model releases

• They have increased their production to meet demand

What is Lamborghini's plan for a fully electric model?

• They plan to launch it in 2025

• They have no plans for a fully electric model

• They plan to launch it in 2027

• They plan to launch it in 2030

What is Lamborghini's approach to legislative compliance regarding emissions?

• Seeking exemptions for supercars

• Ignoring global regulations

• Preparing to comply with worldwide legislation

• Only focusing on European regulations