Lambo Temerario: The new V8 legend

The successor to the Huracan honors the past and defines the future with a 920 hp hybrid V8. A machine for those who create their own legacy.

If you mourned the end of the Huracan's iconic V10 engine, you can dry your tears. Lamborghini didn't just create a successor, it created an heir worthy of its legacy, but with its own rules. His name is Temerario, and he's not here to play around.

The new machine from Sant'Agata Bolognese has just been launched in Brazil, and the recipe is for those with attitude: a completely new, hand-built twin-turbo V8 engine that alone delivers 800 hp – more powerful than the entire Huracan Evo. But Lambo didn't stop there. They added three more electric motors to the equation to reach an absurd 920 horsepower.

Get your wallet ready: this toy starts at R$ 5.8 million and can reach R$ 6.8 million with the Alleggerita package, which makes the car lighter and even more aggressive.


Replacing an icon like the Huracan is no easy feat. That's why, instead of following the herd of pure electric vehicles, Lamborghini forged its own path. The V8 engine revs to over 10,000 RPM, with titanium connecting rods and a roar that asserts its lineage. That's respect for tradition.


The innovation lies in how electricity works in favor of brute force. Two electric motors on the front axle ensure intelligent all-wheel drive, and a third motor, positioned between the V8 and the transmission, acts as an instant torque punch to eliminate any trace of turbo lag during gear changes.

The result? Numbers that defy common sense:

 

0 to 100 km/h in 2.7 seconds.

0 to 200 km/h in 7 seconds.

Maximum speed of 343 km/h.

It's the kind of machine that demands respect and a steady hand. If you're brave enough, the launch control mode delivers an experience that redefines the concept of acceleration.

Via Itália, the brand's official importer, is already accepting orders for this beast. But hold your excitement, warrior. The first units are only expected to arrive in Brazil in September 2026, with an anticipated sale of 15 to 20 units per year.


Inside, the carbon fiber, aluminum, and Alcantara finish makes it clear that this is the cockpit of a thoroughbred. For those who think that extreme isn't enough, the Alleggerita package includes professional driver telemetry and carbon fiber aerodynamics to keep the car glued to the ground.

Temerario is not just the successor to Huracan. He is proof that it is possible to honor a legacy of strength, while simultaneously building the future with intelligence and authenticity.