All automobile brands are carrying out some studies on electric cars. Apart from these studies, the Toyota brand remains for now because they think that the future is not in electric engines but in hydrogen fueled or hybrid engines. But Lamborghini does not want to abandon internal combustion engines. Here is the statement and details made by the brand on the subject…Lamborghini will continue to produce internal combustion engines if synthetic fuel technology is successful!Many brands have accelerated their electric car production and work with the electrification trend. A very interesting statement greeted consumers who were waiting for the same move for Lamborghini. Italian-German brand Lamborghini (which is not surprising considering its owners) has stated that they will not make any developments in the field of electric cars.As it is known, Lamborghini currently belongs to the German automobile giant Volkswagen Group. Although Volkswagen is a well-established brand that emerged after the end of World War II, it did not fully adapt to the electric car trend. Although it has added many models to its adventure that started late, it is a little behind a strong rival like Tesla.

Speaking to the AutoCar team, Lamborghini CEO Stephan Winkelmann sees synthetic fuels as the technology of the future. In his statement, the CEO stated that if synthetic fuels are successful in the future, they will continue to produce internal combustion cars. The CEO believes that electric cars will be more powerful than internal combustion ones, but states that in order for this to happen, charging and battery problems must be resolved and the vehicles must be made lighter.

When we look at the statements made by Lamborghini CEO, he states that electric cars will actually be among the future technologies and will catch up with internal combustion engine vehicles in terms of performance. However, it is emphasized that the future lies in synthetic fuels, as issues such as range and weight put internal combustion engine vehicles running on synthetic fuels one step ahead.

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