In the height of the Mediterranean summer, amid the luxury yachts and crystalline waters of Porto Cervo, Lamborghini debuted a stunning, one-off version of its latest hybrid supercar, the Temerario, crafted exclusively by the brand’s Ad Personam customization division. Presented during a private soirée at the elegant Casa Fiorichiari terraces within Twiga club, this special edition—aptly named Temerario ‘Porto Cervo’—captures the very essence of Italy’s most glamorous coastal retreat.
For the 300 guests in attendance, the evening was more than a car reveal—it was an immersive spectacle. Mirrored dancers, synchronized light shows, and a pulsating post-dinner DJ set set the tone for Lamborghini’s latest creation to steal the spotlight. And it did—both figuratively and literally.
The Temerario Porto Cervo is a design and performance statement tailored for connoisseurs who appreciate both the thrill of the drive and the art of personalization. Its exterior, painted in the bespoke Grigio Serget with sparkling blue flakes, echoes the shifting hues of the Sardinian sea under sunlight. The look is completed with contrasting Nero Noctis gloss-black lower elements, Blu Royal pinstriping, and black carbon-effect aero elements, enhancing the vehicle’s dynamic silhouette.
But this isn’t just an aesthetic exercise.
Beneath its sculpted skin lies a brand-new twin-turbo V8 plug-in hybrid powertrain delivering a staggering 920 CV, capable of revving to an eye-watering 10,000 rpm. Designed entirely in Sant’Agata Bolognese, the hybrid system underscores Lamborghini’s leap into the electrified era without compromising its visceral driving appeal.
Inside, the Porto Cervo edition continues its sartorial storytelling. The cabin is wrapped in Grigio Octans leather and Corsa Tex, accented with Blu Nethuns leather inserts and contrast stitching. Embroidered branding, including a Tricolore ‘Temerario’ script and a stylized profile of the car on the door panels, highlight Lamborghini’s Made in Italy craftsmanship. Carbon fiber dominates the center tunnel, dash, and switchgear, while a Corsa Tex and carbon fiber steering wheel with red accents ties it all back to the marque’s racing heritage.
Two special plaques inside the car celebrate its uniqueness: an Ad Personam carbon badge and a “Porto Cervo 2025” plate on the B-pillar—ready to be swapped for a custom engraving once the vehicle is delivered to its lucky owner.
“This Temerario created by Ad Personam truly reflects the diverse lifestyle appeal of Sardinia,” said Lamborghini Chairman and CEO Stephan Winkelmann. “It’s equally at home cruising coastal routes or drawing attention at the most elegant occasions. It illustrates the virtually limitless potential of Lamborghini’s personalization program.”
The Temerario’s debut also marks the final piece in Lamborghini’s fully hybridized HPEV lineup, joining the Revuelto and Urus SE in ushering in a new electrified chapter for the Italian marque.
The Revuelto, launched earlier, features a V12 hybrid powertrain producing an astonishing 1,015 CV, setting a new standard for super sports performance with its tri-motor setup, active aero, and carbon-fiber monocoque. On the other hand, the Urus SE, Lamborghini’s latest take on the super SUV, boasts a twin-turbo V8 PHEV powertrain delivering 800 CV and a revolutionary electric torque vectoring system, making it the most dynamic and fun-to-drive SUV in its segment.
Together, these three vehicles—Temerario, Revuelto, and Urus SE—represent not only Lamborghini’s aggressive pivot toward electrification but also a broader design and performance renaissance. The Temerario, with its Sardinian-inspired design cues and segment-redefining performance, is more than a supercar; it is a rolling manifesto of what Lamborghini stands for in the hybrid era.
As the sun set over Porto Cervo, Lamborghini didn’t just unveil a car—it unveiled a future where innovation, personalization, and Italian flair intersect at 10,000 rpm.
Source: Lamborghini
