Lamborghini unveiled a prototype named LM001 at the 1981 Geneva Auto Show that took the Cheetah concept a step further with an updated look. The recently-revealed Urus isn't Lamborghini's first SUV.

Yet, the Italian company has its own SUV, and we're not talking about the famous Urus. We're talking about an older model. Meet the Lamborghini LM002, an exclusive 4X4 launched in 1986 with only ...

Further, Winkelmann maintains that an SUV fits the DNA of Lamborghini. "Our brand has a history of many types of cars such as GTs, super sports cars, and with the LM002 from 1986 to 1992 ...

A stocky 4x4 with a track day focus ... It would be unfair to single Lamborghini out in this regard, of course. While it claims it invented the ‘Super SUV’ class by launching the Urus back ...

Lamborghini has shed some light on what to expect from its first electric car – and the big news is that it won’t be a supercar or an SUV. Instead of removing the V8, V10 or V12 engine from an ...

Perhaps – but this is also intended to be Lamborghini’s practical SUV; a car you could use every day. Doing so would not be as relaxing as, say, a Bentley Bentayga or an Aston Martin DBX.