At the heart of the 2026 model year, Lamborghini has announced a fresh capsule for its entry-level supercar, the Temerario. Developed by the brand’s in-house studio, Lamborghini Centro Stile, the Tettonero package layers a high-contrast black treatment over five vivid base colours, creating a visual language that echoes the brand’s recent Urus SE edition shown at Milan Design Week 2026.
Two-tone exterior and bespoke interior touches
The Tettonero treatment applies a deep Nero Noctis finish to the hood, roof and selected aerodynamic elements. Buyers may pick from five pearlescent shades: Arancio Xanto (orange), Blu Cepheus (light blue), Giallo Inti (yellow), Verde Scandal (neon green) and Viola Pasifae (purple). Black accents trace the front splitter, rear diffuser, side mirrors and wheels, delivering a razor-sharp silhouette.
Inside, the cabin retains the signature Nero Ade leather but adds Grigio Octans contrast stitching. Seats feature the hexagonal Q-citura quilting, with optional stitching that mirrors the exterior hue. Distinctive details such as embroidered Lamborghini logos on the headrests, Tettonero lettering on the door panels and a Matt Carbon dedication plaque on the driver’s side underline the limited-edition nature.
Powertrain remains untouched – 907 hp hybrid vigor
Mechanically, the Tettonero does not alter the Temerario’s drivetrain. The car continues to be powered by a 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 paired with three electric motors (two at the front, one integrated with the combustion unit). The combined output reaches 907 hp and 538 ft-lbs of torque, with a redline of 10,250 rpm – the first Lamborghini to exceed the 10,000-rpm barrier.
Performance figures stay identical to the standard model: a sprint from 0–60 mph in 2.7 seconds and a top speed of 213 mph. Stephan Winkelmann, chairman and CEO of Automobili Lamborghini, stressed that the Tettonero “offers an exclusive interpretation of the Temerario, defined by a distinctive two-tone design and dedicated details that give the car an even more dynamic, athletic and sporting character.”
Pricing, availability and limited nature
Orders for the Tettonero are now being taken, though Lamborghini has not disclosed a precise production run. The price is expected to sit above the base model’s starting price of $388,000, reflecting the exclusive paintwork and interior embellishments. Unlike the Urus SE Tettonero, which was capped at 630 units, the Temerario edition’s volume remains undecided, leaving collectors to anticipate a potentially scarce offering.
With the Tettonero, Lamborghini continues to expand the Ad Personam philosophy, allowing owners to personalise a high-performance hybrid without compromising its core engineering. The result is a supercar that marries eye-catching aesthetics with the same electrified potency that defined the 2026 Temerario launch.
