The Future Of The Huracan Range (NA or Turbo?)

The Future Of The Huracan Range (NA or Turbo?)

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oo7ml

Original Poster:

386 posts

112 months

Thursday 6th December 2018
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What do you think will replace the Huracan, whenever they stop producing them?

Do you think it will be NA or will they start turbo charging then... like Ferrari did from the 458 to the 488?

s2000db

1,202 posts

160 months

Thursday 6th December 2018
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The replacement will definitely be hybrid, it’s well documented from the factory..

oo7ml

Original Poster:

386 posts

112 months

Thursday 6th December 2018
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Thanks, i've called Laborghini since last posting this thread.

The current Huracan has stopped production (taking orders) with a replacement (facelift) being announced in March 2019 (Geneva Motor Show), called the Huracan Evo (640).

The Surveyor

7,584 posts

244 months

Thursday 6th December 2018
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s2000db said:
The replacement will definitely be hybrid, it’s well documented from the factory..
A Hybrid of what? The current V10 with a EV component (interesting), or a full V6 Turbo Hybrid from Audi (quite dull) to compete with the new NSX?

s2000db

1,202 posts

160 months

Thursday 6th December 2018
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The Surveyor said:
s2000db said:
The replacement will definitely be hybrid, it’s well documented from the factory..
A Hybrid of what? The current V10 with a EV component (interesting), or a full V6 Turbo Hybrid from Audi (quite dull) to compete with the new NSX?
Here you go....

http://www.thedrive.com/news/25003/lamborghini-con...

PompeyReece

1,536 posts

96 months

Thursday 6th December 2018
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s2000db said:
"A plug-in model is the only way to maintain performance and keep Lamborghini's engine sound while also reducing emissions."

V12 and V10. Bravo!

johnnyreggae

3,001 posts

167 months

Thursday 6th December 2018
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OP is talking about the NA facelift due soon not the Hybrid replacement which your article suggests will be after 2021

The Surveyor

7,584 posts

244 months

Thursday 6th December 2018
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johnnyreggae said:
OP is talking about the NA facelift due soon not the Hybrid replacement which your article suggests will be after 2021
Not the way I read it, he's looking at what will replace the Huracan, not how the Huracan will be facelifted.

Hybrid V10 is a good move, dropping the big V10 / V12 engine line up would take away Lambo's USP and potentially kill the brand IMHO.

Vergis

549 posts

249 months

Saturday 8th December 2018
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This is good news if the facelift LP is coming out March 2019.

Older Hurarcans will be within touching distance for me to upgrade.