14 stories tagged supercar on EV Digest.
Aston Martin is preparing to reintroduce the Vanquish nameplate, this time as a plug-in hybrid supercar arriving in 2027. The brand has confirmed it will be powered by a twin-turbo V-8 engine paired with an electric motor, distinguishing it from its purely gasoline-powered predecessor. This move marks Aston Martin's entry into the high-performance PHEV segment.
To commemorate 25 years of operations in Japan, Lamborghini has introduced the Revuelto Impavido, a limited-edition PHEV supercar. This exclusive model draws inspiration from the Bushido code, emphasizing courage and honor in its design. The Impavido features unique aesthetic elements tailored for the Japanese market.
Lamborghini's upcoming plug-in hybrid supercar, expected to be named Temerario, has been spotted in prototype form. This gallery provides an advanced look at the exterior design of the PHEV, which will replace the Huracán.
Recently tested, the 2026 Lamborghini Temerario, the brand's new plug-in hybrid supercar, demonstrates performance that rivals its more powerful V12 counterpart. Equipped with a twin-turbo V-8 engine paired with a plug-in hybrid system, this model is poised to redefine expectations for its segment. The Temerario's capabilities highlight the growing trend of electrification in high-performance vehicles.
Lamborghini has unveiled interior images of its upcoming Temerario, confirming the supercar will feature a plug-in hybrid powertrain. The new model is set to replace the Huracán and showcases a driver-focused cabin with modern digital displays.
Lamborghini is gearing up to introduce the Temerario, an all-new plug-in hybrid supercar slated to replace the Huracán. While details remain under wraps, this new model signals the brand's continued shift towards electrification in its high-performance lineup, building on the Revuelto's success.
The Ferrari 296 GTB, a plug-in hybrid supercar, recently participated in the exhilarating traditional parade ahead of the 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance race. This event saw an array of unique vehicles, including the high-performance PHEV, driven through the town center much to the delight of racing fans. The hybrid supercar's involvement highlights the increasing integration of electrified powertrains even in the pinnacle of automotive performance.
The Lexus Electrified Sport Concept, widely considered the spiritual successor to the iconic LFA supercar, showcased its performance capabilities for the first time in public at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. This marks a significant step for Lexus as it previews its future high-performance EV direction, with production rumored for 2026.
Lexus is developing an all-electric successor to its iconic LFA supercar, aiming to replicate the original's engaging driving feel without relying on a V10 engine. The new EV is expected to be the first production Lexus to feature advanced solid-state batteries, promising enhanced performance and range.
Renowned automotive designer Ian Callum has unveiled his vision for a modern interpretation of the classic Jaguar XJ220 supercar, reimagining it with an all-electric powertrain. This concept blends the XJ220's iconic styling with contemporary EV technology, showcasing a potential future direction for high-performance electric vehicles. The design aims to capture the spirit of the original while embracing sustainable performance.
Ferrari has dispelled rumors that customers must purchase its upcoming Luce EV to gain access to exclusive, limited-edition internal combustion engine models. The luxury automaker's Chief Marketing and Commercial Officer, Enrico Galliera, stated this is not a condition for acquiring their most sought-after vehicles. This clarification addresses concerns from collectors regarding potential forced EV adoption.
Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna has teased an upcoming vehicle reveal around the Fourth of July, sparking speculation that the luxury automaker might introduce a new limited-edition model. Enthusiasts are particularly hopeful this could be a manual transmission version of the 12Cilindri, catering to a niche but passionate segment of supercar buyers. Such a move would mark a significant moment for Ferrari, which has largely shifted towards automated transmissions in its recent lineups.
Genesis continues to tease the automotive world with its Magma GT supercar concept, a mid-engined vehicle that, despite being labeled as purely theoretical, shows increasing signs of potential production. Recent developments suggest the luxury brand is seriously considering bringing this high-performance model to market, expanding its performance lineup. If produced, the Magma GT would represent a significant leap for Genesis into the exclusive supercar segment.
Audi is preparing to unveil the Nuvolari, a new high-performance, mid-engine plug-in hybrid. This forthcoming model is poised to introduce a new era for the brand's sports cars, distinct from the legacy of the R8.
