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It looks like a malformed Urus. Out of proportion.
Porsche did it right with Taycan, it's an elongated 911 (or a modified Panamera which is an elongated 911).
Lamborghini cut the height of the Urus instead of adding length to a Huracan.
That's quite tame for a Lambo.
Nice looking car, it will be interesting to see the stats. Not that I'll ever be able to afford one.
So is this like a wholly Lambo designed EV? Or are they like taking the Taycan or Rimac architectures and Lambo-ifing it?
Nothing in VW is truly bespoke. So as this gets detailed I expect we will see this be related to the other high end VW group (are they still called VAG? I have not been paying attention) EVs in multiple ways.
Edit to add : reading more to the recent org changes in VW, it seems that Bugatti, and Rimac are now semi independent under Porsche. But notably Bentley and Lamborghini are not part of this group. So there may be some separation.