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Lamborghini CEO Wants to Keep Internal Combustion Engines Alive Beyond 2030

Lamborghini CEO Stephan Winkelmann is not giving up on internal combustion engines just yet. He believes Lamborghini can still produce combustion engine vehicles beyond 2030 with the help of synthetic fuels. more

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