The newest, most outrageous, “super extreme” idea from Lamborghini is a box. Well, metaphorically. The Italian supercar giant unveiled a new slice of its future today with the Terzo Millennio ...

What Lamborghini has in the pipeline for 2020 at the 2019 Frankfurt Motor Show is the LB48H, a hybrid hypercar that borrows some of the styling of the Terzo Millennio but with a few notable changes.

Lamborghini’s more recent blueprints aren’t as insane as some of its older vehicles, but the Lamborghini Terzo Millennio brings crazy back.

With autonomy being another front-line tech battleground, Lamborghini is using the Terzo to develop its take on driver assistance too. “You buy a Lamborghini for yourself," Reggiani said.

The Terzo Millennio concept is a static design mockup for battery technology that won't exist for at least another three years. Read more and see photos at Car and Driver.

Lamborghini fans might recall a concept car that was shown off back in late 2017 called the Terzo Millennio (pictured below) and note that the glowing front lights on the dark Lambo teaser look ...

The Terzo Millennio has been developed using the Italian marquee’s forged composite technology and in collaboration with one of the world’s premier technology institutes, MIT in Boston.

The most Lamborghini could do to squeeze every ounce of performance from the V12-powered supercar is electrify the front axle, with the rear wheels left to the engine. 48-volt mild-hybrid ...

Then, Terzo Millennio-like light units are positioned on either side of the front spoiler – just like on the concept, except that without the third light strip that goes upwards towards the cockpit.

Lamborghini Terzo Millennio concept The Frankfurt debut isn't thought to be a new electric Lamborghini but rather a plug-in hybrid code-named LB48H.

Over the past few months, Lamborghini has been working with MIT to develop technology for a top of the line electric supercar dubbed the Lamborghini Terzo Millennio.