Lamborghini Urus has proven to be remarkably successful - if you’re in the posh part of town anywhere around the world, you are sure to see one - so it’s only natural that it will be given a second generation. It’s still a few years away, expected to launch in 2028 or 2029, but it will be an all-new vehicle, all-electric and built on a totally different platform to today’s model.
Lambo will reportedly launch a hybrid replacement for the Aventador next year, then a plug-in hybrid version of the current Urus (pictured in the gallery), then a hybrid successor for today’s Huracan in 2025. Autocar tells us that the automaker’s first fully-electric vehicle will actually debut in 2028 and it will be a vehicle with 2+2 seating, which may very likely be a crossover of sorts.
