The designer of the McLaren P1 has one thing to say about the electric Lamborghini Lanzador

Finally, Stephenson mentioned that the Lanzador’s use of sharp corners was in line with the Sant’Agata Bolognese-based car company’s design language. For him, this was essential because it reinforced the already established identification of the model.

We’re sure many will agree with Stephenson’s design analysis, but let’s all reserve judgment until we see the production model by 2028. Let’s see if this is something Stephenson wants still in his stock, as he claimed in the video.

It’s worth remembering that this may be a prototype rather than a concept, but before it arrives in 2028, Lamborghini might just replace some parts. Nevertheless, the reward he gets from Stephenson is remarkable.