Lamborghini just unveiled collection of two-tone Temerarios
Lamborghini just unveiled collection of bold two-tone Temerario models called Tettonero. The capsule package adds exclusive finishes and black accents to the hybrid V-8 supercar, following a similar limited Urus SE treatment earlier in 2026. Orders are open, with pricing expected above the standard $388,000 starting price.
Key Takeaways
- Lamborghini launched the Temerario “Tettonero” capsule with bold two-tone colorways and exclusive finishes.
- Five primary hues pair with a black accent package on the splitter, badge, hood, roof, diffuser, mirrors, and wheels.
- This is the second Tettonero collection of 2026, after a 630-unit Urus SE edition at Milan Design Week in March.
- The hybrid powertrain is unchanged at 907 hp, with a 2.7-second 0–60 mph sprint and 213 mph top speed.
- Orders are open; Lamborghini has not disclosed the build limit or exact price beyond a premium over $388,000.
What did Lamborghini just unveil for the Temerario?
According to Robb Report, Lamborghini’s in-house design studio created the Tettonero capsule for its entry-level supercar. The package centers on bold accents and exclusive finishes for the hybrid-assisted V-8 Temerario.
Each Temerario Tettonero wears a special two-tone colorway. Buyers can choose from five primary hues: Arancio Xanto (pearlescent orange), Blu Cepheus (pearlescent light blue), Giallo Inti (pearlescent yellow), Verde Scandal (neon green), and Viola Pasifae (pearlescent purple).
A black accent package offsets those colors on the front splitter, Lamborghini badge, hood, roof, and rear diffuser. High-gloss black also covers the side mirrors and wheels.
How does the cabin and series plaque set it apart?
Inside, the marque’s Nero Ade black leather meets Grigio Octans gray contrast stitching. Seats use a hexagonal pattern, with optional body-matching stitching, plus the brand logo embroidered on each headrest and Tettonero lettering on the door panels.
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Is the Temerario Tettonero related to the Urus SE edition?
Yes. This is the second Tettonero collection Lamborghini has released in 2026. In March, during Milan Design Week, the company gave the bestselling Urus SE the same treatment, limited to 630 examples.
The Temerario version follows that playbook for the brand’s entry-level supercar, giving buyers another way to personalize a halo hybrid without changing the mechanical recipe.
What about performance, price, and availability?
The hybrid powertrain is untouched: a 4.4-liter twin-turbo V-8 plus three electric motors (two front, one rear) producing 907 hp and 538 lb-ft of torque. It redlines at 10,250 rpm—the first production Lamborghini to clear 10,000 rpm—and can hit 60 mph in 2.7 seconds with a 213 mph top speed.
Lamborghini is taking orders now. The company has not said how limited the Temerario Tettonero will be or what it will cost, but expect a figure north of the standard model’s $388,000 starting price.