Lamborghini’s Secret Plan to Beat Ferrari: The New Futuristic Supercar is Already in the Works
. His new project, developed in partnership with one of Europe’s most advanced technology firms, . Under the name “The Daredevil,” this high-performance hybrid car could mark a before and after in design and
A monster born from a strategic alliance
has surprised by announcing that it is expanding its collaboration with , a British giant in axial flow electric motor technology. , initiated in previous projects like the V12 Stir, is now consolidated in a hybrid model that promises to take performance to new levels.
, as it has been baptized, is designed to break molds. It incorporates a hybrid system that combines a V8 engine with three state-of-the-art electric motors. This configuration aims not only for speed but also for more precise, durable, and sustainable driving.
British technology for Italian power
The core of the innovation lies in the axial flow electric motors that assembles at its facilities near Oxford. Each one offers a torque of up to 300 Nm and a maximum power of 110 kW, features that will allow “The Daredevil” lightning acceleration and improved control on all types of surfaces.
, ensuring total traction and a balanced distribution of power. The lightweight design, combined with the high-performance electrical system, makes a key difference compared to its direct competitors.
A shared future: vision, respect, and performance
. Lamborghini, on the other hand, sees in this collaboration a way to overcome technical limits and offer an unprecedented driving experience.
Davide Bizzarri, innovation leader at Lamborghini, maintains that the goal is to achieve perfection: integrating cutting-edge technology, refining every engineering detail, and reinforcing the brand’s legacy with a clear eye on the future.
More than a car, a statement of intent
“The Daredevil” is not just a new model. It is living proof that strategic alliances between elite brands can redefine the automotive industry. , Lamborghini is gearing up to climb strongly, demonstrating that speed, efficiency, and innovation can go hand in hand perfectly.
