Get Ready for a Lamborghini 2+2 Grand Tourer Come 2025

Drop your kids off at school in style.

Lamborghini is looking to grow its lineup with a possible 4-door model by 2025, according to recent remarks by the company’s chief executive Stefano Domenicali. Alongside the Aventador, Huracan, and recent launch of the Urus SUV, the Sant’Agata Bolognese-based automaker’s 2+2 grand tourer will mark the brand’s fourth product offering.

Lamborghini 2+2 Grand Tourer front studio shot
Photo: Lamborghini

We know sedans aren’t exactly top-sellers these days. But the supercar arena works in its own little universe where conventional rules don’t apply. With a record 5,750 units sold last year, Lamborghini believes with a fourth model and continued momentum, they can hit the 8,000 unit mark.

A no-go for the Estoque Concept over a decade ago

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Conceptually speaking, the Estoque expresses the idea of a Lamborghini, a top-class super sports car and an efficient GT. Photo: Lamborghini

If a 4-door Lamborghini image is brewing in your mind right now, you’re likely thinking of the Estoque Concept first revealed at the 2008 Paris Motor Show over 10 years ago. The company passed on the Estoque sedan in favour of the Urus SUV — clearly, the right move to satisfy our relentless sport utility cravings. But the gorgeous saloon concept with its typical, jagged Lambo design cues is as relevant today as it was a decade ago. The new 2025 4-door will no doubt draw inspiration from the Estoque Concept.

Lamborghini 2+2 Grand Tourer front studio shot
Photo: Lamborghini

Aside from these images, we have little to no other details. But with the trend towards sustainability and electrification, our bets are on an electric or hybrid type powertrain. Either way, we don’t hate on the lowly 4-door hauler and are excited to see what the Italian brand has in store. Check out this Estoque Concept site from Lambo to learn a bit more.

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Shooting cars and bikes professionally since film was a thing, for over 20 years, Amee has collaborated with the major automakers and agencies, and his work has been published in various global outlets including MotorTrend, GlobeDrive, SuperStreet, Chicago Tribune, PerformanceBMW, and others. He’s an automotive writer and founder/managing editor of TractionLife.com, focusing on digital marketing & SEO for the past ten years (backed by a marketing degree, go figure). Find him travelling, spending time with his kids and family. Or golfing, poorly.