Electrification is sweeping the luxury car world, with Ferrari adding hybrid power to its models, Maserati rolling out a full electric lineup and Porsche plowing ahead with its own electric ambitions.

Believe it or not, Ferrari sold more vehicles than Maserati last year, and the exotic Italian automaker Lamborghini wasn't far behind. For the latter, the future looks brighter than ever – both in the ...

Meet the Urus SE, Lamborghini’s most advanced SUV ever built. Under the hood lies a revolutionary hybrid system delivering ...

Lamborghini just pull the covers off a one-of-a-kind Urus SE SUV specially painted for Miami Art Week. Supposedly inspired by the city's diversity and lifestyle, the unique exterior took an extra 230 ...

The Porsche Cayenne Turbo GT and Lamborghini Urus go head to head in a quarter-mile drag race between two of the most ...

The Lamborghini Urus is an impressive performance SUV — and the driving force behind the brand's massive sales successes in recent years. The popularity of the Urus suggests that Lamborghini has room ...

MILAN (AP) — Super sports carmaker Lamborghini confirmed Wednesday it will enter the luxury SUV market and signed a deal to produce the new vehicle in Italy after receiving more than 80 million euros ...

Climate change and the collective world government freak-out over carbon emissions in the past few years have led luxury supercar automakers like Lamborghini down a very strict path: adapt or die.

The hybird Urus SE can travel over 37 miles on battery power alone. The hybird Urus SE can travel over 37 miles on battery power alone. is transportation editor with 10+ years of experience who covers ...

The disorienting automotive landscape of 2024 already includes a Lamborghini plug-in hybrid and a Lamborghini SUV. In a way, then, a Lamborghini PHEV SUV makes more sense than either of its phonetic ...

Despite the Urus being the automaker’s best-selling model, it might remain its only SUV. Since its introduction in 2017, Lamborghini’s SUV, the Urus, has been a sales success for the storied Italian ...

Lamborghini CEO Stephan Winkelmann has made it clear the company, which makes some of the fastest cars in the world, would not speed into the era of electrification. “Our first steps in that ...