Lamborghini brings the colors of Italy back to its supercar lineup with the new Temerario Tricolore, a bespoke high-performance hybrid that combines 920 CV, a 10,000-rpm twin-turbo V8 and unmistakable Italian design.
Lamborghini has unveiled the new Temerario Tricolore, an exclusive bespoke configuration created to celebrate Italian craftsmanship, design and performance. Making its world debut at The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering, during Monterey Car Week, the special-edition Temerario represents the latest expression of Lamborghini’s personalization program and brings the iconic colors of the Italian flag back to a Lamborghini super sports car for the first time in 15 years.
The Temerario Tricolore was presented on Lamborghini’s stage alongside the world premiere of the Revuelto SV. Its arrival also marks the first Lamborghini to carry the Tricolore name since the Gallardo LP 550-2 Tricolore debuted in 2011.
Rather than simply adding an Italian-flag-inspired paint scheme, Lamborghini has treated the Temerario Tricolore as a complete design project. Developed by Lamborghini Centro Stile and finalized through the company’s Ad Personam personalization program, the car combines unique exterior colors, bespoke interior details and carefully integrated Tricolore graphics.
The result is a Lamborghini Temerario that turns Italian identity into a central part of the car’s visual character while retaining the technical sophistication of Lamborghini’s latest hybrid supercar.
Lamborghini Temerario Tricolore: Italian Colors, Modern Supercar Design
The exterior design of the Lamborghini Temerario Tricolore immediately distinguishes it from the standard model.
The lower portion of the body is finished in Blu Marinus Shiny, a deep blue shade that reveals lighter reflections when exposed to direct light. Above it, Bianco Monocerus covers the upper body surfaces, including sections of the doors and front and rear fenders.
The two-tone treatment emphasizes the Temerario’s dramatic proportions and sharp bodywork. Lamborghini’s designers have used the contrasting colors to draw attention to the rising profile that flows from the front wheel arches, along the doors and toward the muscular rear shoulders.
Glossy Nero Noctis elements provide another layer of contrast. The dark finish is applied to the exterior mirrors, wheels, engine cover, rear section and upper areas of the car.
Red brake calipers add a final performance-oriented visual accent, while a dedicated green, white and red graphic on the bonnet provides the clearest reference to the Italian flag.
The overall effect is deliberately more sophisticated than a traditional racing stripe. Lamborghini has integrated the Tricolore identity into the architecture of the Temerario, making the colors part of the car’s overall design language.
The Temerario’s latest styling cues remain clearly visible, including the sharply defined front end, hexagonal daytime running lights and exposed engine area. Functional aerodynamic elements are integrated into the bodywork rather than being treated as separate styling accessories.
A Lamborghini Interior Created Around the Tricolore Theme
The bespoke approach continues inside the cabin.
The Lamborghini Temerario Tricolore features Nero Ade upholstery combined with Rosso Alala contrast stitching. The hexagonal design motif seen throughout the exterior is repeated inside, creating a visual connection between the cabin and the bodywork.
Several details are exclusive to this configuration.
A bespoke silhouette of the Temerario is integrated into the rear cabin trim, while Tricolore lettering is embroidered into the door panels. Lamborghini says the individual materials, colors and graphic elements were developed as one cohesive composition rather than being selected independently.
This is an important distinction for Lamborghini’s Ad Personam program. The objective is not simply to give customers a long list of paint and upholstery choices. Instead, personalization can become part of the creative development of the vehicle itself.
The Temerario Tricolore therefore serves as a showcase for what Lamborghini customers can achieve when working directly with the company’s designers and personalization specialists.
920 CV From Lamborghini’s Hybrid V8 Powertrain
Underneath the bespoke bodywork, the Lamborghini Temerario Tricolore retains the advanced hybrid powertrain of the standard Temerario.
At its heart is a newly developed 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8 engine combined with three electric motors. The complete system produces a total output of 920 CV.
One of the most remarkable characteristics of the combustion engine is its ability to rev to 10,000 rpm. That high-revving character gives the Temerario a distinctly exotic personality while demonstrating that Lamborghini has not abandoned the emotional qualities traditionally associated with its supercars in the transition toward electrification.
The performance figures are equally dramatic.
The Lamborghini Temerario accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.7 seconds and can reach a top speed of more than 340 km/h.
Those numbers place the Temerario firmly among the most extreme production supercars on the market, while its three electric motors add another dimension to the performance equation.
Instead of treating electrification purely as a way to reduce emissions, Lamborghini has used the hybrid system as a performance technology, combining electric assistance with the high-revving character of a twin-turbo V8.
From Gallardo Tricolore to Temerario Tricolore
The new Temerario Tricolore also has a direct connection to Lamborghini history.
The original Gallardo LP 550-2 Tricolore was introduced in 2011 to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Italian unification. That car used a dedicated stripe featuring the green, white and red colors of the Italian flag.
Fifteen years later, Lamborghini has revived the Tricolore concept for a completely different era.
Where the Gallardo represented Lamborghini’s approach to a naturally aspirated V10 supercar, the Temerario represents the brand’s next generation of electrified performance.
The connection between the two is therefore more than a nostalgic styling exercise. It illustrates how Lamborghini is attempting to carry its Italian identity into an increasingly electrified automotive landscape.
Ad Personam Turns the Temerario Into a Personal Statement
The Temerario Tricolore also arrives during an important year for Lamborghini’s Ad Personam personalization program, which is celebrating its 20th anniversary.
Following two bespoke Temerario configurations showcased at the 2026 Goodwood Festival of Speed, the Tricolore represents another step in Lamborghini’s effort to demonstrate the breadth of its customization capabilities.
For Lamborghini, exclusivity is increasingly defined not only by horsepower or production numbers but also by individuality.
Ad Personam allows customers to personalize their cars through extensive combinations of exterior colors, interior materials, stitching, finishes and unique design elements. With projects such as the Temerario Tricolore, Lamborghini demonstrates how that process can go significantly further.
The Tricolore is effectively a factory-created example of the type of bespoke design philosophy available to Lamborghini customers.
A Supercar That Combines Heritage and Electrification
The Lamborghini Temerario Tricolore is significant because it brings together several defining elements of the modern Lamborghini brand.
There is the traditional focus on dramatic Italian design, the emotional character of a high-revving engine and the company’s long-standing emphasis on exclusivity and craftsmanship.
At the same time, the Temerario represents Lamborghini’s electrified future.
The company’s current range is fully hybridized, with the Revuelto combining a V12 engine with electrification, the Urus SE bringing plug-in hybrid technology to the Super SUV segment and the Temerario introducing Lamborghini’s next-generation V8 hybrid architecture.
The Tricolore therefore occupies an interesting position within the lineup. It is simultaneously a celebration of Lamborghini’s past and a demonstration of where the company is heading.
Lamborghini Temerario Tricolore: Key Specifications
Model: Lamborghini Temerario Tricolore
Powertrain: 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8 hybrid
Electric motors: Three
Total output: 920 CV
Maximum engine speed: 10,000 rpm
0-100 km/h: 2.7 seconds
Top speed: More than 340 km/h
Exterior colors: Blu Marinus Shiny and Bianco Monocerus
Exterior accents: Nero Noctis and Rosso brake calipers
Italian flag treatment: Green, white and red bonnet graphic
Interior: Nero Ade with Rosso Alala contrast stitching
Personalization program: Lamborghini Ad Personam
The New Face of Italian Supercar Individuality
The Lamborghini Temerario Tricolore is more than a visual special edition. It demonstrates how Lamborghini is using personalization, design and hybrid performance to redefine what an Italian supercar can represent in the modern era.
Its 920-CV hybrid powertrain delivers the headline numbers, while the 10,000-rpm V8 ensures that the Temerario remains emotionally connected to Lamborghini’s performance heritage.
But it is the design that makes the Tricolore particularly significant.
By combining Blu Marinus Shiny, Bianco Monocerus, Nero Noctis and the green, white and red colors of the Italian flag, Lamborghini has created a car that communicates its national identity without relying solely on retro references.
Fifteen years after the Gallardo LP 550-2 Tricolore, the Lamborghini Temerario Tricolore shows how the idea of Italian excellence can evolve.
It is faster, electrified and technologically more sophisticated than its predecessor, yet its fundamental message remains familiar: Italian design, uncompromising performance and craftsmanship can still define the ultimate Lamborghini experience.
Source: Lamborghini