Lamborghini Temerario

At a glance

Manufacturer specifications. Performance figures have not been independently tested by SuperCarNews.

Engine

4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 + three electric motors

Combined power

920 CV

Engine speed limit

10,000 rpm

0–100 km/h

2.7 seconds

Top speed

343 km/h (current model page)

Driven wheels

All four

The change after Huracán

Lamborghini revealed the Temerario in August 2024 as the Huracán’s successor. A newly developed twin-turbo V8 replaces the familiar V10, working with three electric motors for a combined 920 CV. The combustion engine is designed to reach 10,000 rpm.

The change is about more than cylinder count. Electrification gives Lamborghini another way to shape power delivery, while the high engine-speed ceiling remains central to the car’s identity.

Road car, race car, bespoke car

This page covers the standard road-going Temerario. A racing derivative or an Ad Personam configuration needs to be identified separately; the model name alone is not a complete specification. The Tricolore announcement is linked below so its visual changes can be understood in context.

Which specification are we quoting?

Lamborghini’s current model page lists 343 km/h and 0–100 km/h in 2.7 seconds. Its launch material used broader top-speed wording. We retain the source and checking date rather than treating every number published over the model’s life as interchangeable.

These are manufacturer claims, not results from our own road test. Australian pricing, allocations and delivery dates are not verified in this guide.