View Photos of the Lamborghini Lanzador Concept

The high ground clearance makes it look like it's ready to rally, but it's possible the production car could wind up being lower to the ground.

While traditionally Lamborghini would showcase a gasoline-powered engine under glass behind the passenger compartment, the Lanzador's design makes room for a second row of seats and a cargo area.

The interior appears to be modeled after a fighter-jet cockpit, with digital readouts for both the driver and the front-seat passenger.

Name another supercar with this much trunk space. The Lanzador also offers a trunk in the front, which is similar to Lamborghini's other coupes.

Dropping the rear seats makes room for even more cargo. You could really take this Lambo on a road trip.

Two electric motors will provide all-wheel drive, and Lamborghini says they'll produce over a megawatt of power. That's more than 1341 horsepower!

The flat-bottomed steering wheel has integrated controls for the Lanzador's drive modes, and we can also see paddle shifters, presumably to adjust the level of regenerative braking.

Lamborghini says this concept only previews a production car slated for 2028, but it looks pretty ready for production to us. It even has a Start/Stop button hidden under a red flip-up trim piece like in other contemporary Lambos.

Look for the Lanzador—or its production equivalent—to go on sale in 2028 with a big price tag of $300,000 or more.

Lamborghini Lanzador concept

Lamborghini Lanzador concept

Lamborghini Lanzador concept

Lamborghini Lanzador concept

Lamborghini Lanzador concept

Lamborghini Lanzador concept

Lamborghini Lanzador concept

Lamborghini Lanzador concept

Lamborghini Lanzador concept