Wireless Charging In A Lamborghini EV? It’s Happening With KGTL Luxury Golf Carts

A Lamborghini with wireless charging? Technically yes, just not the kind you’d take to the BIC or let loose on the Autobahn. Instead, what we’re looking at is a slightly more grounded, and dare we say, practical interpretation of the name. These new Lamborghinis are electric, built for silent gliding, and they wear their raging bull badges on the golf course instead of the garage.

That’s because Kinetic Green, an Indian electric vehicle manufacturer, has joined hands with Tonino Lamborghini, the lifestyle and design house from Italy, to build a range of electric golf carts and lifestyle EVs. And while they’re clearly not performance monsters, they are engineered to impress, both visually and technologically.

Built In Pune, Styled In Italy

What makes this partnership particularly interesting is the balance of responsibilities. Tonino Lamborghini, founded by the son of Ferruccio Lamborghini, no less, brings the Italian design, styling, and brand heritage. Kinetic Green brings the manufacturing expertise, EV know-how, and industrial scale to produce them at their facility in Pune. The result is a made-in-India electric golf cart that does remind you of one of the most recognisable names in automotive history, even if it’s not technically from that Lamborghini.

The design brief wasn’t to go fast; it was to go premium. Sharp cuts, signature Y-shaped motifs, sleek lighting elements, and rich colour palettes. These EVs are meant to stand out in places where most mobility options try to disappear into the background.

Beyond The Golf Course

Sure, calling it a “golf cart” is the easiest reference, but these vehicles are designed to do a lot more than shuttle golfers from tee to tee. Kinetic Green and Tonino Lamborghini are pitching these EVs for use in high-end resorts, luxury real estate, private campuses, industrial parks, airports, and even stadiums. Anywhere that demands silent, efficient, and stylish low-speed mobility.

They’ll be offered in 2, 4, 6 and 8-seater configurations, with the focus not just on aesthetics but also on convenience. Premium Leatherette seats with sporty bolsters, TFT driver's display, a glass-roof and even wireless phone chargers in each row!

But perhaps the most quietly revolutionary feature is wireless charging. The vehicles will support inductive charging pads, allowing them to charge simply by parking over a designated zone. It’s a small step towards the seamless EV future that many OEMs are chasing, and seeing it deployed in low-speed EVs first might just be the testbed this technology needs before hitting mainstream adoption.

What This Means For India

There’s also a deeper story brewing underneath the badges. For Kinetic Green, this partnership is a way to enter the global EV conversation, not with mass-market scooters or affordable city cars, but with something aspirational. The company has confirmed that these vehicles are aimed at global markets, including the Middle East, Europe, Southeast Asia, and the US. And this could be the start of more cross-continental collaborations where Indian manufacturing capability meets iconic global brands.

What makes this all the more significant is that it's happening in a segment that rarely gets any attention. Lifestyle EVs, the kind used in private mobility scenarios, aren’t the best talking points, but they make up a huge portion of EV deployments worldwide. By injecting design and branding into this otherwise utilitarian space, Tonino Lamborghini and Kinetic Green may just be carving out a new niche altogether.

But Wait, Is It Really A Lamborghini?

Well, that depends on what you mean by Lamborghini. If you’re expecting naturally aspirated V10s and corner-slaying madness, this isn’t it. These are Tonino Lamborghini-branded vehicles, part of the extended Lamborghini family, but not the Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A. that makes supercars. Tonino Lamborghini operates in the lifestyle and design space, licensing its name to watches, eyewear, fragrances, and now, EVs. It’s a different universe, but the same crest.

That said, these golf carts are far from generic. The design DNA is undeniably Italian, and the attention to detail, from materials to form factor, is far beyond what most people associate with this segment.

The Bottom Line

A Lamborghini you’ll never take to the track, but one you’ll likely spot ferrying celebrities between terminals, transporting guests at a five-star retreat, or cruising silently across a university campus.

It may not be the wildest bull in the stable, but it’s still carrying that legacy, just with fewer decibels and a lot more volts.

Cost you ask? Well, it's priced between 10,000 to 14,000 US Dollars! Quite steep! Roughly translates to about Rs 8.6 lakh to Rs 12 lakh.

Would you buy a Lamborghini at this price? Let us know in the comments!