Automobili Lamborghini

Lamborghini Revuelto, a total power output of 747kW, thanks a 6.5-litre petrol V12 assisted by three electric motors - two 110kW/150Nm e-motors driving the front wheels, and a third that feeds power to the gearbox at the rear axle, while weighing just 18.5 kilograms each.

At 218kg, the engine weighs 17kg less than the V12 found in the outgoing Aventador, making it the lightest 12-cylinder engine ever produced by the company.

Lamborghini celebrates 60 years on 6 May, 1963, the day that company founder Ferruccio Lamborghini established Automobili Ferruccio Lamborghini in Sant'Agata, about 25km from Bologna in Italy.

As history shows, Lamborghini initially went into business making tractors - but switched to motor vehicles after Ferrari reportedly refused to sell one of its supercars to the owner of the agricultural company.

The Lamborghini Huracan could be the Italian supercar maker's final model with a howling V10 engine, after overseas reports suggest its successor will be powered by a twin-turbo hybrid V8.

Motor Trend's source claims the electric motor will provide assistance up to 7000rpm, where the V8's twin turbochargers will then take over up to the 10,000rpm redline - roughly 3000rpm more than what the Urus can achieve.