Recently, Lamborghini officially unveiled the official images of the Temerario Tricolore. Debuted alongside the Revuelto SV at the 2025 Monterey Car Week, this model is a spiritual successor to the 2011 Gallardo LP 550‑2 Tricolore. Developed under the leadership of the Lamborghini Design Center and finalized in collaboration with Ad Personam's bespoke customization division, it honors heritage while embracing modern innovation.

The new model measures 4706 × 1996 × 1201 mm (L × W × H), with a wheelbase of 2658 mm, positioning it as a plug-in hybrid supercar. Its exterior features a signature two-tone paint scheme: the lower body finished in glossy Marinus Blue — revealing subtle light-reflective nuances under strong illumination — while the upper sections — including doors and fenders — are painted in Unicorn White, jointly defining a sharp, muscular shoulder line extending from the front wheel arches to the rear.
Glossy Obsidian Black accents appear on the side mirrors, wheels, rear engine cover, and rear fascia, adding visual tension between the blue-and-white primary palette and reinforcing its sculptural proportions. Red brake calipers and a green–white–red decal on the hood directly echo the colors of the Italian national flag.

The interior continues the Tricolore theme, combining Obsidian Black upholstery with Arara Red stitching to create a high-contrast, sporty ambiance. A hexagonal design language runs throughout — seen in the front-end DRLs, exposed engine architecture, cabin trim silhouettes, and door panel Tricolore embroidery — demonstrating Lamborghini's cohesive, holistic design philosophy. Ad Personam successfully delivered a customized thematic expression without compromising the Temerario's extreme performance character.
The powertrain retains the standard Temerario configuration: a 4.0L twin-turbocharged V8 engine paired with a three-motor plug-in hybrid system, delivering a combined maximum output of 920 hp; the engine redlines at Suda 10,000 rpm; 0–100 km/h acceleration takes just 2.7 seconds, with a top speed of 340 km/h.

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