A 920 HP Hybrid Supercar in Verde Mercurius
The Lamborghini Temerario represents one of the most important technological transitions in the modern history of Sant’Agata Bolognese. Created as the successor to the Huracán, it abandons the naturally aspirated V10 formula in favour of an entirely new electrified powertrain, while attempting to preserve the theatrical character expected from a Lamborghini supercar.
At its heart is a 4.0-litre twin-turbocharged V8 combined with three electric motors, producing a combined 920 hp (677 kW). The result is considerably more than a replacement for the Huracán: the Temerario introduces a new generation of Lamborghini performance alongside the Revuelto and Urus SE.
This particular 2026 example is especially compelling. Offered by AR Cars in Ostrava with only 50 kilometres, it is effectively a new car and is immediately available rather than awaiting a future factory allocation. Its Verde Mercurius exterior is paired with contrasting red detailing and a similarly dramatic interior specification, giving the car precisely the visual presence expected from Lamborghini’s latest supercar.
The asking price is CZK 9,350,000 including VAT, or CZK 7,727,273 excluding VAT, approximately €385,000 at the conversion quoted by the dealer.
A Completely New Lamborghini Powertrain
The Temerario’s defining element is undoubtedly its powertrain.
Rather than adapting the V10 architecture of its predecessor, Lamborghini developed a new 3,995 cc twin-turbo V8, supplemented by three electric motors. Combined output reaches 920 hp, transmitted through an automatic dual-clutch transmission and four-wheel-drive system.
More remarkable than the output itself is the character Lamborghini has engineered into the combustion engine. The V8 has been designed to rev to an extraordinary 10,000 rpm, an unusually high figure for a turbocharged production engine and an important part of Lamborghini’s effort to retain the emotional intensity traditionally associated with its naturally aspirated engines.
Performance reflects the sophistication of the new architecture. Lamborghini quotes 0–100 km/h in 2.7 seconds and a 343 km/h top speed, placing the Temerario firmly within modern supercar territory.
Yet the numbers tell only part of the story. Electrification provides immediate torque and allows the electric motors to work alongside the V8 rather than simply serving as an efficiency measure. The objective is performance first: stronger response, sophisticated torque management and enormous acceleration across a wider operating range.
Verde Mercurius Gives This Temerario Its Identity
For a car whose angular surfaces and complex aerodynamics already generate considerable visual drama, colour selection matters enormously.
This example is finished in Verde Mercurius, a vivid Lamborghini green that gives the new body architecture substantially more presence than a conventional monochromatic specification.
The contrasting red elements create an intentionally aggressive combination. Rather than disguising the Temerario’s complex surfacing, the specification draws attention to its proportions and technical detailing.
It is a configuration that suits the car particularly well. The Temerario represents the beginning of a new era for Lamborghini, and this example embraces that fact rather than attempting to make the car visually conservative.
The new model nevertheless remains unmistakably Lamborghini. Its low nose, dramatic lighting signatures, deeply sculpted air channels and heavily defined rear architecture communicate performance before the engine has even been started.
A More Sophisticated Lamborghini Cockpit
Inside, the Temerario represents another significant departure from the Huracán generation.
The cabin is designed around the driver but incorporates considerably more digital technology and greater everyday sophistication. This particular example continues the exterior theme with red interior elements, creating a strong visual connection between exterior and cabin.
Electrically adjustable front seats and automatic climate control provide the comfort expected from a modern flagship supercar, while ambient lighting gives the interior a more contemporary atmosphere after dark.
A multifunction leather steering wheel incorporates the principal driving controls, with paddle shifters immediately behind it. The overall philosophy remains unmistakably performance-oriented, but Lamborghini has made the Temerario a considerably more technologically integrated environment.
That distinction matters. Modern owners increasingly expect a supercar to function beyond weekend drives, and the Temerario has clearly been engineered with greater usability in mind without abandoning the sense of occasion central to the brand.
Digital Technology Without Losing the Theatre
The equipment fitted to this example reinforces that dual-purpose character.
Apple CarPlay and Android Auto provide modern smartphone integration, accompanied by Bluetooth connectivity and DAB radio. A premium audio system extends the grand-touring side of the specification, while keyless starting simplifies everyday use.
Adaptive lighting, automatic headlights and high-beam assistance add useful functionality for night driving. Front and rear parking sensors are particularly valuable given the Temerario’s low seating position and exotic-car proportions.
The combination demonstrates how far Lamborghini has moved beyond the traditional conception of the uncompromising Italian supercar.
The Temerario remains extreme where it matters, but it no longer requires its owner to accept unnecessary inconvenience simply because of its performance.
Electrification as a Performance Tool
The significance of the Temerario extends beyond this individual example.
Together with the V12-powered Revuelto, it demonstrates Lamborghini’s approach to electrification: electric motors are being used to enhance the combustion engine rather than immediately replace it.
For the Temerario, that means combining the instantaneous response of electric propulsion with an unusually high-revving V8 engineered specifically to retain sound, character and mechanical excitement.
The architecture also gives Lamborghini greater control over how torque reaches the road. With four-wheel drive and electric assistance, the Temerario can deploy its 920 hp with a level of sophistication that would have been extraordinarily difficult to achieve with a conventional rear-wheel-drive configuration.
This makes it fundamentally different from the Huracán it replaces. Where the Huracán represented the culmination of Lamborghini’s naturally aspirated V10 era, the Temerario establishes the template for what the company’s smaller supercar will become in the electrified age.
920 HP with Genuine Everyday Usability
Performance of this magnitude once belonged almost exclusively to highly compromised hypercars.
The Temerario demonstrates how dramatically that landscape has changed.
Its 920 hp output and 2.7-second acceleration place it within territory that would have been extraordinary even for limited-production flagships only a generation ago. Yet this performance is combined with climate control, smartphone connectivity, sophisticated lighting, parking assistance and the convenience of an automatic dual-clutch transmission.
That breadth of ability may ultimately prove to be one of the car’s defining qualities.
It is still exotic enough to make every journey an occasion, but sufficiently sophisticated to be driven regularly rather than preserved solely as an object within a collection.
An Immediately Available 2026 Example
Availability adds another dimension to this particular car.
For buyers interested in Lamborghini’s newest mid-engined supercar, that combination of delivery mileage and immediate availability can be as important as the specification itself.
More significantly, early examples of completely new Lamborghini generations often occupy an interesting position for collectors. The Temerario is not merely another evolution of an established platform; it represents the first generation built around this new V8 hybrid philosophy.
Whether that translates into long-term collectability remains impossible to predict, but its historical importance within Lamborghini’s transition is already clear.
A New Chapter After the Huracán
Replacing the Huracán was never going to be straightforward.
Its naturally aspirated V10 became one of Lamborghini’s defining characteristics and provided an emotional experience that horsepower figures alone cannot replicate.
The Temerario approaches the problem differently rather than attempting to recreate the past.
A 10,000-rpm twin-turbo V8, three electric motors, 920 hp and four-wheel drive create a distinctly new Lamborghini experience. The technology is more complex and the performance substantially greater, yet the objective remains familiar: drama, speed and a sense that the machinery surrounding the driver is something genuinely extraordinary.
Finished in Verde Mercurius and offered virtually unused, this example captures that transition particularly well.
It is not the final expression of an old Lamborghini formula.
It is the beginning of the next one.
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Vehicle Specifications
Model: Lamborghini Temerario
Year: 2026
Mileage: 50 km
Engine: 4.0-Litre Twin-Turbocharged V8
Hybrid System: Three Electric Motors
Combined Power: 920 hp / 677 kW
Engine Displacement: 3,995 cc
Transmission: Automatic Dual-Clutch
Drivetrain: All-Wheel Drive
0–100 km/h: 2.7 seconds
Top Speed: 343 km/h
Fuel: Hybrid Petrol/Electric
Exterior Color: Verde Mercurius
Key Features
- 920 HP Hybrid Powertrain
- 4.0-Litre Twin-Turbo V8
- Three Electric Motors
- 10,000-rpm V8 Architecture
- All-Wheel Drive
- Verde Mercurius Exterior
- Contrasting Red Details
- Red Interior Accents
- Electrically Adjustable Front Seats
- Premium Audio System
- Ambient Interior Lighting
- Adaptive Lighting
- LED Headlights
- High-Beam Assistant
- Apple CarPlay
- Android Auto
- DAB Radio
- Bluetooth Connectivity
- Keyless Start
- Paddle Shifters
- Automatic Climate Control
- Front and Rear Parking Sensors
- Tire Pressure Monitoring
- 50 km From New
- Immediately Available
Dealer Information
This 2026 Lamborghini Temerario is offered by AR Cars at its Ostrava showroom in the Czech Republic. The vehicle has covered only 50 kilometres and is advertised as new and immediately available.