Lamborghini Just Unveiled a Collection of Bold Two-Tone Temerarios

Lamborghini is ready to give Temerario buyers more options to choose from.

The Italian supercar specialists have just launched a capsule collection for their entry-level supercar called “Tettonero.” Conceived of by the automaker’s in-house design studio, the package includes bold accents and exclusive finishes for the hybrid-assisted V-8.

This is the second Tettonero collection that Lamborghini has released in 2026. In March, during Milan Design Week, gave the bestselling Urus SE the same treatment. That version of the company’s bestselling super SUV was limited to just 630 examples.

Each example of the Temerario Tettonero will feature a special two-tone colorway. There are five primary hues to choose from, including Arancio Xanto (pearlescent orange), Blu Cepheus (pearlescent light blue), Giallo Inti (pearlescent yellow), Verde Scandal (neon green), and Viola Pasifae (pearlescent purple). Each of these colors is offset by a black accent package, which sees the color applied to the front splitter, Lamborghini badge, hood, roof, and rear diffuser. Rounding things out is a high-gloss black finish applied to the side mirrors and wheels.

The cabin also has its fair share of special details. These include the marque’s trademark Nero Ade (black) leather upholstery with Grigio Octans (gray) contrast stitching. It also features seats hexagonal pattern with optional body-matching stitching, the brand’s logo embroidered into each headrest, Tettonero lettering on the door panels. The interior also features a dedication plaque that identifies the vehicle as a member of the limited series.

One thing that hasn’t been touched is the Temerario’s hybrid powertrain, and we can’t imagine anyone will complain. The setup includes a 4.4-liter twin-turbocharged V-8 and a trio of electric motors (two up front, one in the back) that 907 hp and 538 ft lbs of torque. It also redlines at 10,250 rpm, making it the first production vehicle in the automaker’s history to redline past 10,000 rpm. That’s not its only impressive performance metric. It can also sprint to 60 mph in 2.7 seconds and reach a top speed of 213 mph.

Lamborghini is taking orders for the Temerario Tettonero. The marque has yet to say how limited the model will be or how much it will cost, but in regard to the latter, expect something north of the standard edition’s $388,000 starting price.