The successor to the Lamborghini Aventador will be a hybrid and will have three electric motors in addition to the current V12

The Lamborghini Aventador is one of the best-known and most coveted supercars in the world. So there is a lot of anticipation about what the next model from this prestigious brand, which always delivers these supercars, will bring. And we are already learning some details, because according to statements given to Car Magazine, the Aventador’s successor is already in development and its characteristics are being revealed.

The successor to the Lamborghini Aventador will feature a naturally aspirated V12 engine, although it has not been revealed whether it is the same unit used in the current model, a 6.5-litre engine. In that case, it would deliver 759 CV and this new engine is expected to offer even a little more. In any case, Lamborghini has announced that this new supercar model will have two motors on the front axle, while the rear will have a motor that will help generate more power there as well.

Chassis improvements on the successor to the Lamborghini Aventador

The batteries that will power these motors will be located in the floor of the car, in the central area. In addition, it will have a dual-clutch automatic transmission, which will offer instant gear changes. The total output of this supercar could easily exceed 1,000 CV. Another detail we have been able to learn from these statements is that it will feature a carbon-fibre monocoque chassis.

Another feature that will be retained on this model is four-wheel steering, which greatly improves control of the car while driving. The presence of particulate filters also seems assured, to contain the emissions from this type of engine, which are much higher than those of other models with smaller engines.

Either way, what we do not know and have not been told is what name this new model replacing the Aventador will carry. It may be based on the Terzo Millennio concept car, so we may have a clue there about the name it could have.