The Diamante's profile has a muscular bulge along its side, with the rear wheel arches clearly visible. The front wheels are housed in a more aerodynamic nacelle, which features the company's signature Y-shaped headlights.

The back of the car is dominated by the Lamborghini logo on an illuminated panel that extends across almost half of the width of the hatchback.

The new car has a total length of 4,750mm and width of 1,932mm, making it smaller than both the Aventador SVJ and Aventador S.

Notably, the sports car also retains the same wheelbase as its predecessor - 2,700mm.

It's a Lamborghini, so it has to have a special name. Say hello to the Lamborghini Diamante 2023.

The name is derived from "diamond," which is appropriate given the car's shape and design. The Diamante will be Lambo's first electric vehicle, but it's not exactly what you'd expect for an EV. The car isn't a new model, per se, but it does serve as an evolution of the Huracan supercar that first debuted in 2014. We'll see it debut at this year's Geneva Motor Show in March.