The Italian brand admits that feel, sound and driving behavior are becoming more important, while the manual transmission remains out of the picture.
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In the past, building a supercar was a relatively simple task: build a super-fast car, give it an aggressive and striking look, put a powerful engine behind the seats, and put an astronomical price tag on it. But that formula no longer seems to work, as Lamborghini believes that with the blazing acceleration of mainstream electric cars, sheer speed is no longer as appealing as it once was.