Gallery: Lamborghini's First Hybrid Is a 900-Horsepower Rocket
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Lamborghini's first hybrid gets roughly 75 mpg, a terrific number for a car this fast.
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The Asterion’s naturally aspirated 5.2-liter V10 engine, the same one used in the Huracàn, cranks out 610 horsepower and 413 pound-feet of torque. It’s got three electric motors: one for each front wheel and another between the engine the and gearbox. Together they add another 300 horses, bringing the total to 910.
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The plug-in car goes from zero to 62 mph in three seconds flat and can hit 199 mph.
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The seats are positioned higher than in the standard Lamborghini, a more comfortable position. The windshield is more vertical than in other models, and there’s actually room for your head. And there's leather everywhere.
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The doors open outward, rather than upward, to “permit easy access.”
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The Asterion is a concept, but we fully expect it to see production al più presto possibile. Lamborghini says it’s “a technology demonstrator representing a Lamborghini model that could be realistically produced today.”
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