Lamborghini Revuelto and Temerario lead hybrid charge, rejecting manual return
Lamborghini will not bring back manual transmissions. Instead, it is focusing on hybrid supercars like the Revuelto and Temerario.
Lamborghini will not bring back manual transmissions, its product chief said. The company will focus on hybrid supercars instead.
The Italian brand has already introduced the Revuelto and Temerario as plug-in hybrids. The brand is also switching the Urus to hybrid power.
Lamborghini is following its Cor Tauri strategy, which began in 2021. The plan aims to power its cars with electricity and cut emissions 40 per cent per car by 2030.
Lamborghini's stance differs from Ferrari and McLaren, which are each bringing back the manual. Ferrari uses a gated shifter on an automatic.
McLaren uses a true manual on its ultra-exclusive McL 6GT supercar. Manual gearboxes have been absent from Lamborghini since the Gallardo ended production more than a decade ago.
- 2021
- Cor Tauri strategy outlined
- 40 percent per car by 2030
- Emissions reduction target
Why it mattersIt shows how luxury carmakers see the future. Hybrids are the priority. Tradition takes second place to engineering progress.
AustraliaLamborghini models sold in Australia reflect these trends; buyers expecting manual options should look elsewhere.
✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 2 h ago
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