Lamborghini Unveils Temerario Tettonero: A Bold New Edition Of Its Hybrid Supercar

Supercars rarely lack presence, but Lamborghini has long understood that presence can always be sharpened. For decades, the Sant’Agata Bolognese marque has built its reputation on cars that stop traffic, from wedge-shaped icons to roaring V12 flagships, yet its owners have always wanted something more: a car that feels truly their own. That desire for individuality sits at the heart of modern luxury, where the most coveted machines are not simply fast but personal. With the Temerario “Tettonero”, Automobili Lamborghini answers that call with an exclusive two-tone capsule collection, created by its Centro Stile design department to give customers a highly personal expression of its hybrid super sports car. It is a statement of contrast, where colour, material and detail work together to turn an already dramatic machine into something unmistakably individual. Rather than reinventing the car, the Tettonero refines its character, proving that a bold idea, carefully edited, can be every bit as thrilling as a bigger engine.

A Capsule With a Pedigree

The Tettonero builds on the capsule collection concept introduced with the Urus SE at Milan Design Week 2026, where Lamborghini showed how a limited edition could elevate a model’s design language through carefully chosen combinations. On the Temerario, that idea becomes a limited-edition release, enhancing the car’s character through contrasting colours, distinctive materials and dedicated details rather than through any change to its fundamental design.

The Exterior: Two Tones, Five Moods

At the heart of the exterior is a two-tone scheme, with Nero Noctis on the hood, roof and bespoke details. Beneath that dark crown, customers can choose from five main colours. Giallo Inti appears in the launch configuration, while Arancio Xanto, Blu Cepheus, Verde Scandal and Viola Pasifae offer alternative moods, from fiery orange to deep blue, vivid green and rich violet.

The contrast does not stop at the roofline. It extends across the front splitter, with its hexagonal motifs, as well as the rear diffuser, the Lamborghini emblem and the engine surround. For those who want even more drama, optional Nero Noctis accents can be applied to the front hood and bumper. High Gloss Black finishing completes the look on the front and rear bumpers, the side mirrors and the wheels, framing the body colour like a well-cut frame around a painting.

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The Cabin: Hexagons and Fine Stitching

Inside, the Tettonero keeps its focus on detail. Nero Ade upholstery is paired with Grigio Octans contrast stitching, and the Q-citura seats display a hexagonal pattern, echoing the motifs seen outside. Customers can add optional match-to-body contrast stitching for a closer link between interior and paint.

Personal touches abound. An embroidered Lamborghini logo marks each headrest, while Tettonero lettering appears on the door panels. On the bulkhead, an embroidered two-tone silhouette of the car’s rear design is picked out in colour-matched stitching. Each car is identified within the limited series by a Matt Carbon dedication plaque on the driver’s side, a small but meaningful reminder of its exclusivity.

Performance Beneath the Style

For all its visual flair, the Temerario remains a serious performance machine. It is powered by an all-new 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 paired with three electric motors, delivering a total output of 920 CV and revving as high as 10,000 rpm. That combination of hybrid technology and extreme engine speed gives the car its character, blending the drama traditionally associated with Lamborghini with a modern approach to power.

Personalisation as Art

The Temerario Tettonero shows how personalisation has become one of the most compelling aspects of the modern supercar. By offering a curated palette, hexagonal motifs and bespoke lettering, Lamborghini lets owners shape their cars without losing the coherence of the original design. The result is a limited-edition model that feels both unmistakably Lamborghini and distinctly its owner’s own.