Ex-Lamborghini, Ferrari Execs to Develop Electric Supercar! AEHRA Reveals Look

Lamborghini and Ferrari are both historical Italian car manufacturers.

However, both of them have a conflicting past. The "raging bull" brand decided to make supercars just to de-throne the "prancing horse" brand.

Right now, both Lamborghini and Ferrari are still competing with each other as the best luxurious Italian automaker.

However, their former executives decided to work together instead. The unlikely team-up of these ex-Laborghini and -Ferrari experts aim to develop a new electric supercar.

Ex-Lamborghini, Ferrari Execs To Develop Electric Supercar!

According to Electrek's latest report, the former Lamborghini and Ferrari executives plan to make AEHRA the "Italian redefinition of electric mobility.

Founded by Hazim Nada, AEHRA is a new global ultra-premium EV mobility brand in Italy.

This new Italian automaker already hired numerous car experts. These include former Lamborghini lead designer Filippo Perini, who is now AEHRA's Chief Design Officer.

The company also hired Franco Climatti, a former Ferrari executive who worked with the Italian luxury carmaker for over 32 years. As of writing, he is assigned as AEHRA's Chief Engineering Officer.

Thanks to these seasoned car professionals, AEHRA now plans to release its new electric sedan supercar.

AEHRA's New Electric Sedan Supercar

Via its official website, AEHRA already shared the first images of its upcoming electric sedan supercar. Thanks to these photos, consumers now have an idea of what the new luxurious EV will look like.

AEHRA said that the upcoming EV sedan would have exceptionally strong, organic, and muscular proportions. Aside from this, the Italian carmaker added that the supercar would have exquisitely beautiful lines.

AEHRA promised that the car you can see in the images would be the same one that will be unveiled at the upcoming Milano Monza Moving Motor Show, as confirmed by Filippo Perini.

He added that the design will also be the one consumers will see in the final production model of the EV, which is expected to be released in 2026.

If you want to see the actual electric sedan supercar, you can click this link.

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