The Latest Breaking News from Lamborghini

For years, Lamborghini was all about all-wheel drive—it was the one thing separating the Italian automaker from its chief rival, Ferrari. Only occasionally did the company offer rear-wheel drive on a limited special edition.

The Lamborghini lineup is never complete without a selection of race cars, and the automaker has introduced the first one based on the new Temerario. The Temerario GT3 ditches the hybrid system, due to regulations, and features an assortment of upgrades that turn it into a lighter, tougher racing machine.

The Liverpool footballer and his brother, Andre Silva, died after the Lamborghini they were travelling in burst into flames.

Lamborghini is joining the chorus of other carmakers delaying the launch of new electric vehicles. The brand’s CEO has revealed in a recent interview that the next-generation Urus will retain a plug-in hybrid powertrain as the automaker postpones the launch of the battery-electric version, which might not arrive until 2035.

Manthey Porsche driver Thomas Preining clinched victory in the second DTM race of the Norisring round.

Manthey Porsche driver Thomas Preining clinched victory in the second race of the Norisring round in the 2025 DTM season.

Jordan Pepper’s impressive form shows no signs of slowing down, with the 28-year-old South African taking his maiden DTM victory at the Norisring, one week on from his Spa 24 Hours success.

Jordan Pepper’s impressive form shows no signs of slowing down, with the 28-year-old South African taking his maiden DTM victory at the Norisring, one week on from his Spa 24 Hours success.

The father-of-three, who married his long-term partner Rute Cardoso 11 days before the accident, died alongside his brother, Andre Silva.