Lamborghini Temerario Tettonero: A Study in Color and Shadow
Some machines need no embellishment. Others invite it, and the results can be striking. Lamborghini has chosen the latter path for its hybrid-assisted V-8 supercar, introducing the Temerario Tettonero, a capsule collection that pairs vivid color with deep, deliberate black.
The name means “black roof” in Italian. The car delivers far more than that.
A Collection Born in Sant'Agata's Design Studio
The Tettonero package comes from Lamborghini’s in-house design studio. It brings exclusive finishes and bold accents to the Temerario, the marque’s entry point into its supercar lineup.
This is not the first time the Tettonero name has appeared this year. In March, during Milan Design Week, Lamborghini gave the same two-tone treatment to the Urus SE, its bestselling super SUV. That edition was limited to just 630 examples. Now the Temerario receives its own interpretation.
Five Hues, One Shadow
Each Temerario Tettonero wears a two-tone livery built around one of five primary colors:
- Arancio Xanto: a pearlescent orange
- Blu Cepheus: a pearlescent light blue
- Giallo Inti: a pearlescent yellow
- Verde Scandal: a neon green
- Viola Pasifae: a pearlescent purple
Against each of these shades, a black accent package traces the car’s most expressive lines. The contrast appears on the front splitter, the Lamborghini badge, the hood, the roof, and the rear diffuser. High-gloss black side mirrors and wheels complete the look.
The effect is quiet tension. Light and dark balance each other, and the bright body color looks sharper for it.
An Interior Finished With Intent
Inside, the details become more personal. The cabin is dressed in Lamborghini’s signature Nero Ade black leather, accented with Grigio Octans gray contrast stitching.
The seats carry a hexagonal pattern, a nod to one of the brand’s lasting design motifs. Owners can choose stitching that matches the exterior color. Further touches include:
- The Lamborghini logo embroidered into each headrest
- Tettonero lettering on the door panels
- A dedication plaque marking the car as part of the limited series
Each element serves as a reminder that this Temerario belongs to a small, select group.
The Heart Remains Untouched
Lamborghini wisely left the powertrain alone. Few would ask for changes.
The Temerario pairs a 4.4-liter twin-turbocharged V-8 with three electric motors, two at the front and one at the rear. Together they produce 907 horsepower and 538 lb-ft of torque.
The engine climbs to a 10,250 rpm redline. That makes the Temerario the first production car in Lamborghini’s history to rev beyond 10,000 rpm.
Performance matches the drama of the numbers:
| Specification | Figure |
|---|---|
| Engine | 4.4L twin-turbo V-8 + three electric motors |
| Combined output | 907 hp |
| Torque | 538 lb-ft |
| Redline | 10,250 rpm |
| 0–60 mph | 2.7 seconds |
| Top speed | 213 mph |
Availability and Pricing
Lamborghini is now accepting orders for the Temerario Tettonero. The company has not yet revealed how many will be built or what each will cost.
For reference, the standard Temerario starts at $388,000. Expect the Tettonero to sit comfortably above that figure, as exclusivity rarely comes without a premium.
Final Thoughts
The Temerario Tettonero shows what happens when restraint and expression meet. Five bold colors, each framed in black. A cabin finished with care. A hybrid V-8 that sings past 10,000 rpm.
For the few who claim one, it offers more than speed. It offers a car that feels unmistakably their own.
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