Lamborghini has revealed a fresh two-tone finish for the Temerario as a limited-series look that focuses on contrast. The car's Nero Noctis hood and roof sit against bright body colors in a treatment developed by the automaker's in-house styling division, Lamborghini Centro Stile.

This edition uses the Tettonero name Lamborghini introduced on the Urus SE at Milan Design Week 2026. For now, that edition stays exclusive to the SUV in the catalog, while the Temerario keeps its usual standard and Ad Personam personalization menus.

Mechanically, nothing changes. The Lamborghini Temerario still runs its twin-turbocharged 4.0-liter V8 paired with three electric motors, two mounted up front and a third built into the combustion powertrain itself, for a combined 907-hp.

'With the Temerario 'Tettonero,' we are offering our customers 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,'

Lamborghini has treated the Temerario as a platform for visual variation since launch. The automaker took a similar approach with the Temerario Tricolore shown at Pebble Beach, where paint and trim carried the changes.

That approach runs through this year. A stripped-down, rear-wheel-drive Temerario Super Trofeo race car dropped the hybrid system entirely for competition use. Road-going versions like this two-tone configuration keep the full three-motor setup intact for street duty.

Lamborghini ties the Temerario treatment visually to the Urus SE Tettonero edition, where a dark hood and roof contrast with a bright main body color.

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