Lamborghini unveils the new Temerario in Taipei, showcasing its hybrid technology and exceptional performance in the super ...

Tim Pitt gets immersed in the vibrant world of Lamborghini, driving its newest supercars and watching the Super Trofeo racers ...

The Revuelto sailing silently across the grass ... plus stand­ard all-wheel drive, rear-wheel steering, and an active anti-roll system. Fortunately, the hugely charismatic twin-turbocharged ...

This is combined with an adjustable rear spoiler, that appears to sit on the Revuelto’s active rear wing, adding an extra element of aggressiveness at the back. All of the aforementioned parts ...

Steering response and acceleration are as unadulterated, edge-of-the-seat instinctive (and loud) as you would expect. All in all the Revuelto is a near-perfect supercar for anyone craving the ...

Rear-axle steering, also known as rear-wheel steering or four-wheel steering, is an automotive technology designed to improve a vehicle's handling and maneuverability. By allowing the rear wheels to ...

The company's global lineup comprises of Urus, Huracan, Revuelto, and Temerario. The brand has also retailed a few limited models in the recent past, like the Countach, Sian, and Sian Roadster.

With the two front motors giving the car all-wheel drive, the Revuelto is a rocket ship. The official claim is 0-60 mph in 2.3 seconds and the quarter mile in under 10 seconds. Add CarBuzz to your ...

Though the 1940 designs looked modern, they were rigid with no articulation. They relied on rear-wheel steering, which caused the scraper or wagon to drift side to side and sweep out over the edge of ...

Now we're doing the same with the version that has a single motor, which powers the rear wheels exclusively ... That's like having a steering wheel that locks as soon as you turn it because ...