Lamborghini partnered with MIT to explore ideas for future super cars. Those ideas are embodied in the theoretical "Terzo Millennio" you see here. The name means, "Third Millenium" in Italian ...

Lamborghini unveiled Monday its first all-electric sports car concept, the Terzo Millenio, the first indication that the 54-year-old automaker may divorce itself from its signature V-12 powerplant ...

What that accommodation will look like isn't being answered today. Lamborghini may have made a 1:1 sculpt of the Terzo Millennio, but it hasn't come up with the concept's interior at this stage.

The Lamborghini Terzo Millenio is an electric, semi-autonomous supercar concept developed by Lamborghini and MIT.

Hence, the Terzo Millennio, which translated means Lamborghini of the “third millennium.” “It’s, really, a box that we want to put all that’s necessary” for Lamborghini to eventually ...

The “Lamborghini of the Third Millennium” is a concept to showcase the Italian supercar maker’s future. The Terzo Millennio looks like it’ll be a good future.

The energy aspect of the car is particularly interesting as it’s envisioned without having a battery. Instead, researchers at Lamborghini and MIT envision a car where the body itself would ...

Lamborghini currently uses supercapacitors to power the stop-start system of the Aventador. Speaking of holding charges, the materials used in the Terzo Millennio do more than keep the car rigid.

Lamborghini doesn’t go any farther into that whopper of a goal, but they have 983 years to work on it. For propulsion, the future car will have electric motors in each wheel.