Lamborghini CEO cites poor charging infrastructure as factor in scrapping all-electric Lanzador model
By Eve
Lamborghini CEO Stephan Winkelmann told Fortune that inadequate EV charging infrastructure, including charging time and range issues, contributed to the firm shelving its all-electric Lanzador model, originally planned for 2029 release. The luxury OEM will instead develop a plug-in hybrid. Lamborghini reported €3.2 billion revenue in 2025, up 3.3%, though operating income fell 9% to €768 million due to exchange rate fluctuations and US tariffs.
Why it matters: A premium automotive brand publicly blaming charging infrastructure for abandoning an EV programme underscores how network gaps and performance concerns influence product strategy even in the luxury segment. The decision signals that charging providers must address speed, availability and reliability to support broader EV adoption across all vehicle classes.

