Lamborghini executives Stephan Winkelmann and Rouven Mohr give some backstory on the Urus and its latest variant.

And four other nerdy facts on the new hybrid ... the Temerario is front-wheel drive. Lamborghini doesn’t quote an EV driving range for the Temerario, but given it only has a 3.8-kWh battery ...

Using a modified version of the Lamborghini LM002 SUVs four-wheel drive system with a viscous centre differential, the 1993 Diablo VT could propel from 0-62 miles per hour in just 4 seconds.

Lamborghini hopes so ... dead dampers and no brakes rather than those of a four-wheel-drive supercar retarded, optionally, by carbon-ceramic brakes. Luckily there’s the Las Vegas Motor ...

In 2009, the Gallardo was renamed to the Gallardo LP560-4; the car now featured all-wheel-drive, a more powerful engine, more weight reduction and LED headlamps and tail lamps, as well as minor body ...

In Lamborghini's first four decades, an average of just 250 Lamborghinis ... the amazing handling and safety provided by permanent all-wheel drive. This notwithstanding, an enhancement in the ...

We’ve seen Lamborghini’s 5.2-litre V10 many ... the Huracán Evo RWD is a simpler car than its all-wheel-drive counterpart. There’s no four-wheel steering, no torque vectoring, and instead ...

Although the Competizione is lighter and more powerful, rear-wheel drive resulted in a loss to the all-wheel-drive Ultimae in the standing quarter mile ...

Lamborghini will soon plug on the Huracan ... 62 mph (0-100 kph), or one-tenth of a second quicker than the rear-wheel-drive EVO. The new Temerario boasts a combined output of 907 hp (920 ps ...

In 2009, the Gallardo was renamed to the Gallardo LP560-4; the car now featured all-wheel-drive, a more powerful engine, more weight reduction and LED headlamps and tail lamps, as well as minor body ...