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1,001 HP to destroy hydrogen cars ― Italy sets the end of Ferrari

by Lesego K.
May 29, 2025
in Mobility
Hydrogen cars

Credits: Lamborghini

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Sustainability keeps advancing in the mobility industry, such as the emergence of hydrogen cars. Taking bold steps, Lamborghini’s supercar carries an engine that seeks to boost performance while contributing to the environment. The V12 engine embraces the electric route, which the industry seems to follow. Electric engines are all the talk, while Ferrari’s suggested hydrogen-powered engine shows a different approach. Will Ferrari’s engine proposal conclude doubtful sentiments, or will the market find space for the invention? With Italy’s greatest navigation, their hydrogen and electric vehicles have become a debate.

Lamborghini’s Revuelto contributed to electrification.

Electrification in the automotive industry has been the current trend, with many finding its pros fulfilling comparison to hydrogen and gasoline. While hydrogen is an advanced power source, reducing carbon emissions, electricity is a cleaner alternative to the transportation industry. Explored by Lamborghini’s Revuelto, the V12 plug-in hybrid is officially part of the electrified supercar era. The electric engine is the L545 engine, and it produces 814 horsepower.

The Ruvuelto weighs almost 2 tons, however, that does not factor in the ability to enhance agility and handling through the 10% lighter carbon monocoque chassis. Maurizio Reggiani, Lamborghini’s former chief technical officer, says, “I will fight it to the end to keep a naturally aspirated V12 in our flagship models.” Highlighting their performance, Lamborghini’s 3.8 kWh battery has six miles of range.

Revuelto’s aerodynamics and interior upgrades

Boasting great power and efficiency, the Revuelto shows strength in its significant aerodynamic and ergonomic features. Their previous model, Aventador, has an aluminium alloy front structure, which they have now upgraded to a carbon-fibre composite. The upgrade enhances the vehicle’s crashworthiness without increasing its weight.

The steering wheel knob controls the rear wing’s angle of attack, giving access to drivers to adjust the aerodynamics. Aventador’s button-heavy centre console is a thing of the past with the new streamlined version, with an 8.4-inch touchscreen. The steering wheel controls more functions, such as the hybrid system, suspension stiffness, and the drive mode.

Highlighting their great efforts, a Lamborghini engineer said, “We wanted to create a supercar that feels intuitive, even with its advanced technology.” The rear-wheel steering feature adjusts agility at slower speeds and allows great stability at fast speeds. These features make the Reveulto a reliable and comfortable vehicle.

Ferrari’s hydrogen engine announcement

Joining the list with Italy’s automotive inventions is Ferrari, which has mentioned their plans for a hydrogen-powered combustion engine. The patented design has an upside-down inline-six configuration, which seeks to improve the performance of the host vehicle. Ferrari’s design shows two hydrogen tanks, which are placed on the sides, making space for the fuel.

Ferrari’s Vehicle and Powertrain Architectures Innovation Manager, Fabrizio Favaretto, says, “In our continuous search for innovative powertrain solutions, we have looked at every element through the lens of performance and sustainability.” The invention is described with forced induction systems that include two outward compressors, run by regenerative braking, and an exhaust gas turbine.

Ferrari’s plans, soon to be invented, suggest an alternative to gasoline engines and promote an upgrade in performance and sustainable efforts. While Ferrari’s plans come with criticism from electric engine favorers, the proposal’s success may introduce an alternative form of automotive engineering while lowering emissions.

Italian automotive performance is faced with Lamborghini’s inventions, which boast electrical power sources, and Ferrari’s plans for a hydrogen-powered engine. While both promote an alternative to gasoline power and great performance, many are sceptical towards Ferrari’s plans, which may be outdated in the market. The V12 engine Revuelto is officially available and boasts electric sources. This invention narrates Lamborghini as keeping its standard, which improves its efforts towards the environment. With Ferrari sparking conversation, many wonder how the hydrogen engine will break into the market.

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