Lamborghini Temerario launched at Rs 6 crore

The Lamborghini Huracan’s successor is powered by a 920hp plug-in hybrid V8 engine.

Published On Apr 30, 2025 04:16:00 PM

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The Lamborghini Temerario has been launched in India barely 9 months after its international debut at Monterey Car Week in August last year. Priced at Rs 6 crore before options, the Temerario is Lambo’s successor to the Huracan.

800hp V8 engine combined with 3 electric motors
Temerario weighs 1,715kg (dry weight)
Interior similar to Revuelto

Lamborghini Temerario engine, performance, specifications

New V8 engine is claimed to be most powerful in a production car

Lamborghini Temerario specifications
Engine	4.0-litre twin-turbo V8
Power	800hp at 9000-9750rpm
Torque	730Nm at 4000-7000rpm
Electric motors power	150hp + 150hp + 150hp
Total maximum power	920hp
Gearbox	8-speed dual-clutch auto
0-100kph (claimed)	2.7s
Top speed (claimed)	Over 340kph

Unlike its predecessor, which came with a naturally aspirated 5.2-litre V10 engine, the Temerario is powered by a plug-in hybrid powertrain that combines a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 engine with 3 electric motors. The turbo-petrol engine alone produces 800hp and 730Nm and has the turbochargers mounted between the two cylinder banks. Another highlight of this engine is that it revs all the way up to 10,000rpm; Lamborghini claims it is the most powerful and highest-revving V8 engine ever installed in a production car.

All three electric motors are 150hp units, which draw power from a 3.8kWh battery. Two motors are mounted on the front axle – having a continuous output of 82hp – while one motor is mounted between the V8 engine and the 8-speed dual-clutch automatic gearbox. The Temerario’s total system output is 920hp. The brand claims a 0-100kph time of just 2.7 seconds and a top speed of 343kph. The 3.8kWh battery can be charged via an AC charging port (up to 7kW in 30 minutes), through regenerative braking, or directly from the V8 engine.

While the Temerario is an all-wheel drive model, it is the first Lamborghini to feature a drift mode. It also gets drive modes – Citta (FWD, fully electric), Strada, Sport and Corsa – and is equipped with 410mm aluminium disc brakes with 10-pot calipers on the front wheels and 390mm discs with four-pot calipers at the rear; Lambo claims a 100kph-0 stopping distance of 32 metres.

Lamborghini Temerario exterior design, platform

Alleggerita (‘lightened’) package brings weight down by 25kg

The Temerario uses an all-aluminium spaceframe that is said to improve torsional rigidity by 20 percent while keeping weight in check. Lambo’s junior supercar tips the scales at 1,715kg (dry), though a track-focused Alleggerita (‘lightened’) package brings that down to 1,690kg as it comes with a carbon fibre rear wing and wheels and a unique bumper treatment.

It’s unlikely that the Temerario would be mistaken for anything other than a Lamborghini, as there are clear inspirations derived from its predecessors, the Huracan and Gallardo, along with new bits that are reminiscent of the Revuelto, specifically the hexagonal motifs. The Temerario has staggered 20- and 21-inch wheels with forged or carbon-fibre options, as well as numerous aero-based design elements, which are said to make the new supercar 103 percent more aero-efficient than the Huracan Evo, and 158 percent more when equipped with the Alleggerita pack.

Lamborghini Temerario interior and features

Interior takes inspiration from Revuelto

On the inside, the Temerario is quite similar to the Revuelto, with Lamborghini’s typical fighter jet-themed cabin and plenty of hexagonal motifs. The interior features a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster, a central floating 8.4-inch touchscreen display and a slim 9.1-inch display for the front passenger. Lamborghini says comfort has been a big focus; 6ft 5inch drivers can wear a helmet and fit with ease, says the Italian marque.

The 18-way power adjustable ‘comfort’ seats come with heating and ventilation, and there’s also onboard telemetry, a dashcam, and augmented reality navigation. Lamborghini says the Temerario also has more luggage-carrying capacity than the Huracan.