Lamborghini has no plans to reintroduce a manual gearbox, according to CEO Stephan Winkelmann.
Speaking at Monterey Car Week, he said the brand is focused on its electrified future and has a lot in the pipeline.
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The comments come as rivals like McLaren and Ferrari have recently embraced three-pedal setups.
Why Lamborghini Is Skipping the Manual Revival
Winkelmann told CarBuzz that a manual gearbox is mostly for collectors, and it's not on the priority list.
He noted that the company already has many projects in development, making a manual a low priority.
The last manual Lamborghini was the Gallardo LP560-2 50th Anniversary edition from 2013.
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The Murciélago LP670-4 SV was the final V12 with a stick shift, with only five built.
Lamborghini's current lineup, including the Temerario and Revuelto, is electrified, making a manual difficult to package.
At Monterey, the brand unveiled the limited-run Revuelto SV with 1,050 hp and 1,051 lb-ft of torque.
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Only 1,963 examples will be built, reflecting Lamborghini's focus on performance and exclusivity.
