The Lamborghini Urus will lose its non-electrified V-8 powertrain in 2024 and go all-electric in 2029, based on a latest Autocar report.

A Urus plug-in hybrid, retaining the present twin-turbo 4.0-liter V-8 however including electrical help, will launch subsequent yr as Lamborghini’s second plug-in hybrid, following the Aventador-replacing Revuelto, CEO Stephan Winkelmann stated in an interview with Autocar.

A prototype of the Urus plug-in hybrid has already been spied testing, however that is the primary affirmation that Lamborghini will dispose of the non-hybrid powertrain choice. Including electrical help to the V-8 ought to make the plug-in hybrid probably the most highly effective Urus up to now. The lineup presently tops out at 657 hp.

The Urus, which is Lamborghini’s hottest mannequin, was launched in 2018 as a 2019 mannequin and was up to date final yr to Urus S spec. A sportier Urus Performante was additionally added to the lineup final yr.

An electrical Urus will comply with as Lamborghini’s second EV, after the 2028 launch of what’s anticipated to be a 2+2 grand tourer. Representing a brand new, fourth mannequin line with no direct predecessor, we have been informed it is focusing on 300 miles of vary with a snug rear seat. As soon as its all-electric powertrains arrive, Lamborghini plans to make use of them for its extra luxurious fashions in the intervening time, solely constructing electrical supercars if completely required by laws.

Within the intervening years, Lamborghini will introduce further variants of the Revuelto, in addition to a Huracán alternative. Lamborghini may even reconfigure its manufacturing unit in Sant’Agata Bolognese, Italy. It should reportedly construct the Revuelto and Huracán alternative on the identical line, marking the primary time two Lamborghini fashions will share an meeting line.