The 2026 Lamborghini Temerario represents a seismic shift for the Italian brand, replacing the iconic Huracán with an all-new twin-turbocharged hybrid supercar that delivers 907 hp and a 3.8 kWh battery pack alongside one of the most extensively personalizable factory build sheets in the exotic car segment. This guide covers everything prospective buyers need to know — powertrain specs, cabin technology, pricing, available packages, safety systems, and what ownership looks like through Lamborghini Broward and Service Center.
Few vehicles arrive with the cultural weight of a Lamborghini successor model, and the Temerario earns that anticipation on pure merit. For enthusiasts in Davie and the surrounding South Florida region, this car lands at an ideal intersection of Italian drama and modern engineering practicality. The flat, sun-drenched terrain of South Florida — with its long straight causeways, canal-lined boulevards, and subtropical warmth — suits the Temerario’s character precisely: a car built to be driven, not stored.
Davie’s community of professionals, equestrians, and outdoor enthusiasts represents exactly the kind of buyer Lamborghini had in mind when engineering the Temerario as a more approachable daily companion than its predecessor. The addition of a plug-in hybrid system with a 5-mile EV range means owners can slip silently past the equestrian trails and residential streets near Davie’s rural corridors before unleashing the full hybrid powertrain on the open road. That quiet electric capability matters in a community that values both performance and neighborhood respect.
Lamborghini Broward and Service Center is the region’s dedicated source for the Temerario, staffed by specialists who understand both the technical complexity of the HPEV powertrain and the lifestyle expectations of South Florida’s exotic car buyers. Shoppers curious about what makes this dealership the right home for a Temerario purchase can read more about the team and their expertise. When it comes time to personalize with genuine factory components, Lamborghini Broward’s parts department carries the authentic components that keep these machines performing at their absolute best.
The Temerario’s combination of aggressive styling, hybrid intelligence, and an almost limitless options catalog makes it a uniquely compelling proposition for the South Florida market — and Lamborghini Broward is positioned to guide buyers through every decision.
Lamborghini’s design language has always been confrontational, and the Temerario makes no apologies for its visual aggression. The coupe body sits low and wide, with sharp creases and aerodynamically sculpted surfaces that serve a functional purpose rather than existing purely for drama. Standard Hexagonal LED Daytime Running Lights give the front end a signature geometric identity that is immediately recognizable day or night, while Automatic LED Headlights handle South Florida’s frequent dusk-to-dark transitions without driver intervention.
The staggered wheel setup — 20-inch alloy wheels at the front and 21-inch alloys at the rear — wrapped in Bridgestone Potenza Sport tires (P255/35YR20 front, P325/30YR21 rear) gives the Temerario a planted, purposeful stance that reads as confidently on Fort Lauderdale’s waterfront boulevards as it does on a track circuit. Standard power-folding, heated exterior mirrors are a practical touch for a car with this width.
For buyers who want to push the exterior further, the options catalog is extraordinary. Carbon fiber rear diffusers are available in both matte and gloss finishes, priced at $7,100 each. Front splitters in visible carbon fiber come in matte ($4,700) or gloss ($5,500). Side air intake trims in matte carbon fiber add $4,200, while the gloss version runs $5,100. Mirror housings can be specified in multiple carbon fiber and painted black combinations ranging from $1,300 to $4,000. A contrasting black roof panel — gloss at $13,100 or matte at $12,400 — creates a dramatic two-tone silhouette that photographs beautifully against South Florida’s bright skies.
| Feature | Base |
|---|---|
| Engine | 4.0L |
| Horsepower | 907 hp |
| Torque | 590 lb-ft |
| Transmission | 8-speed DCT |
| Drivetrain | All-wheel drive |
The exterior design is not merely aesthetic — the aerodynamic architecture works in concert with the all-wheel drive system and hybrid powertrain to keep the Temerario planted and composed at every speed South Florida’s roads will allow.
Nine hundred and seven horsepower from a hybrid powertrain in a two-seat coupe is a statement that demands context. The Temerario’s heart is a 4.0L twin-turbocharged V8 hybrid paired with three electric motors and managed through an 8-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission sending power to all four wheels via all-wheel drive. The combustion engine delivers its output in a way that Car and Driver describes as pull that is shockingly linear through the rev range — exotic-sounding and quick to respond, with none of the lag that turbocharged engines have historically introduced into the supercar equation.
The electric motors do more than simply add headline horsepower figures. They fill torque delivery between combustion pulses, sharpen throttle response at low speeds, and enable the car’s brief but meaningful 5-mile EV range — powered by a 3.8 kWh battery. That electric-only capability is genuinely useful for quiet neighborhood departures, parking structures, and the kind of low-speed cruising that characterizes South Florida’s residential streets. Combined fuel economy sits at 16 mpg combined (14 city / 19 highway) — respectable numbers for a vehicle in this performance class.
The Carbon Ceramic Brakes (CCB +) are standard equipment, not an upgrade, which signals the engineering intent clearly. These brakes offer fade resistance and consistent bite that steel rotors cannot match at sustained high temperatures. The suspension architecture — front and rear double wishbone — provides the geometric precision needed to exploit all that power without sacrificing the ride quality that makes the Temerario usable on Florida’s occasionally uneven road surfaces.
Edmunds notes that despite its impressive performance figures, the Temerario inspires confidence rather than fear from the driver’s seat — a meaningful distinction for buyers who want to actually drive their investment rather than manage it nervously.
| Feature | Base |
|---|---|
| Seating | 2 |
| Cargo | 4.0 cu ft |
| Curb weight | 4,240 lbs |
At 4,240 lbs, the Temerario carries the weight of its hybrid system while remaining a genuinely athletic machine. The about 4 cu ft of cargo space is compact but sufficient for weekend essentials — a golf bag won’t fit, but a weekend bag and track day gear will.
For buyers who want to extract even more from the platform, the optional Alleggerita Package (available in matte or gloss carbon fiber at $45,900 each) sheds over 25 kg from the base curb weight while delivering a reported +67% downforce and +62% aerodynamic efficiency improvement. Carbon fiber wheels are included in the Alleggerita specification, further reducing unsprung mass for sharper dynamic response.
Step inside the Temerario and the cockpit communicates its purpose immediately — this is a driver-focused environment that nonetheless refuses to sacrifice material quality or occupant comfort. Standard seating consists of heated and ventilated 18-way power comfort sport seats upholstered in leather and Corsa-Tex simulated suede. The 18-way adjustment range is genuinely comprehensive, accommodating a wide range of body types including the taller drivers and professional athletes that Lamborghini specifically targeted in the Temerario’s development brief.
The leather-wrapped steering wheel sits at the center of a cockpit designed around the driver’s reach and sightlines. A safety steering column with electric axial and tilt adjustment is available as an $800 option, adding memory-linked positioning for those who share the car or simply want repeatable ergonomic precision. Automatic climate control manages South Florida’s subtropical humidity without requiring constant attention, while remote keyless entry handles access with appropriate convenience for a car at this price point.
The personalization depth for the interior is genuinely staggering. The Leather Pack at $2,600 extends premium Italian leather coverage across dashboard trim, door caps, and console surfaces. The Contrast Color Trim package ($2,800) introduces bold secondary colors throughout the cabin’s piping and panel breaks. For a more historically inspired aesthetic, the Classica Trim (Ad Personam) at $5,900 draws on vintage luxury material themes, while the Sportiva Trim (Ad Personam) at $4,200 delivers motorsport-themed seat inserts and aggressive contrast layouts. Custom-colored seatbelts in shades ranging from Arancio Leonis orange to Blu Cepheus light blue are available through Ad Personam at $1,600 each — a detail that rewards the kind of owner who builds their car as a personal statement.
| Feature | Base |
|---|---|
| MPG | 14 city / 19 hwy / 16 combined |
| EV range | 5 miles |
| Battery (kWh) | 3.8 |
The 5-mile EV range from the 3.8 kWh battery is not designed for commuting — it is designed for those moments when silence is the right choice. Gliding through Davie’s equestrian neighborhoods on electric power alone, or pulling quietly into a valet at a waterfront restaurant, the zero-emissions mode adds a dimension of discretion that no naturally aspirated exotic can offer.
A misconception worth correcting: high-performance supercars are not known for intuitive, well-integrated technology. The Temerario challenges that assumption directly. The standard digital architecture centers on a 12.3-inch digital instrument panel facing the driver, paired with an 8.4-inch center touchscreen for infotainment and vehicle controls. A 9.1-inch passenger display is also listed in the standard feature set, giving the front passenger access to telemetry, media, and navigation information simultaneously.
Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto come standard, eliminating cable clutter in a cabin where every surface is considered. AM/FM/HD/Satellite Radio with Bluetooth rounds out the connectivity suite for everyday use. The audio system listed as standard is the Sonus faber Premium Audio System — an Italian audiophile brand whose speakers are engineered to deliver reference-quality sound within the acoustic constraints of a low-roofline coupe. For buyers who want to further upgrade, an enhanced Sonus faber Sound System package is available at $6,500, adding a multi-speaker surround configuration with a high-power multi-channel digital amplifier.
The most distinctive technology addition available is the Lamborghini Vision Pack ($6,600), which centers on the Lamborghini Vision Unit (LAVU) — a system incorporating three integrated 4K cameras (front-facing, seatback-mounted, and an emotion-capturing driver camera), a dedicated control unit, Connected Telemetry 2.0, a Memories Recorder, and a dashcam function. All content is accessible through the Lamborghini UNICA app. For owners who track their cars or simply want to document drives along Fort Lauderdale’s coastal roads, this system turns every journey into a cinematic record.
Standard Lamborghini Telemetry 2.0 is included without the Vision Pack, providing performance data logging for drivers who want to analyze their inputs without the camera system.
The Temerario’s safety architecture reflects a genuine engineering commitment rather than a regulatory checkbox exercise. Six airbags are standard across the cabin. Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) — listed as Pre Sense Front — is standard equipment, automatically intervening when the system detects an imminent forward collision. Active Lane Departure Warning monitors lane position and alerts the driver when unintentional drift is detected. Electronic Stability Control works continuously in the background, managing torque distribution across all four wheels to keep the car composed when the hybrid powertrain’s full output is deployed.
For low-speed maneuvering — a genuine consideration in a car this wide — the standard 8-channel Optical Parking System and rear-view camera provide spatial awareness that the driver’s direct sightlines cannot. A standard alarm system and engine immobilizer protect the investment when parked.
The optional safety additions are meaningful. The Surround Assistance Pack ($4,000) adds blind spot detection, side assist, rear cross-traffic alert, and front intersection assist — a suite that proves genuinely useful on Fort Lauderdale’s busy intersections and multi-lane coastal roads. The Parking Pack ($4,700) upgrades to a 12-channel optical parking system with a TopView camera, essentially giving the driver a bird’s-eye perspective for tight urban parking. Adaptive Cruise Control with Active Lane Assist is also optional, adding highway comfort for longer drives.
The optional Matrix Beam Lights ($4,000) are worth highlighting separately: these adaptive LED headlights selectively dim individual segments to avoid blinding oncoming drivers while maintaining maximum illumination coverage — a sophisticated solution for night driving on unlit rural roads.
| Feature | Base |
|---|---|
| Airbags | 6 |
| Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) | Standard |
| Active Lane Departure Warning (ALDW) | Standard |
| Cruise Control | Standard |
| Optical Parking System (OPS) | Standard |
| Rear-View Camera | Standard |
| Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) | Optional |
| Surround Assistance Pack | Optional |
| Parking Pack | Optional |
| Dashcam (Lamborghini Vision Pack) | Optional |
The 2026 Lamborghini Temerario Base carries a starting MSRP of $357,621 with a destination charge of $3,995, bringing the as-delivered starting figure to $361,616 before any options are selected. That number represents the foundation — and given the depth of the options catalog, virtually no two Temerarios will leave the factory identically configured.
| Feature | Base |
|---|---|
| Base MSRP | $357,621 |
| Destination charge | $3,995 |
The most significant optional expenditure is the Alleggerita lightweight package, which starts at $45,900 in either matte or gloss carbon finish. Adding the racing livery treatment pushes those packages to $76,200 (matte with livery) or $78,600 (gloss with livery). Ad Personam paint programs range from $9,600 for metallic or pearl finishes up to $32,700 for the deepest bespoke custom color commissions. Carbon fiber wheels add $26,200. The optional warranty extensions — $6,000 for a fourth year of coverage and $11,800 for a fifth year — are worth factoring into the total ownership budget from the outset.
For buyers ready to explore what is currently available, our current Temerario inventory reflects the latest allocations. Those who want to understand the financial structure of their purchase before visiting the showroom can apply for financing online to get the process started.
The Temerario competes in a segment that includes the Ferrari 296 GTB, McLaren Artura, and Porsche 911 Turbo S. Within that peer group, the Temerario’s combination of standard carbon ceramic brakes, an 18-way power seat, the Sonus faber audio system, and the full HPEV powertrain represents a genuinely comprehensive standard specification rather than a stripped entry point.
Owning a hybrid supercar of this complexity demands a service relationship with technicians who understand its specific systems. The Temerario’s standard factory warranty coverage provides the baseline protection — contact Lamborghini Broward and Service Center directly for specific year and mileage terms applicable to your vehicle configuration.
For owners who want extended peace of mind, Lamborghini offers purchasable warranty extensions: a fourth-year extension for $6,000 and a fifth-year extension for $11,800. These are factory-backed programs, not third-party aftermarket policies, meaning the same engineering standards that built the car govern its covered repairs.
The hybrid powertrain, the Carbon Ceramic Brakes (CCB+), and the three-electric-motor system all require brand-specific service expertise that generic independent shops cannot provide. Lamborghini Broward’s factory-trained technicians are equipped to handle the full scope of Temerario maintenance — from routine service intervals to the specialized diagnostics the HPEV system requires. Owners can book a service appointment online to keep their Temerario performing at the level it was engineered to deliver. Keeping up with manufacturer-recommended maintenance schedules also protects warranty coverage and preserves the vehicle’s long-term value in a market where provenance matters significantly.
Third-party recognition from credible automotive institutions provides meaningful validation beyond manufacturer claims. The Temerario and Lamborghini’s broader hybrid range have accumulated a notable awards record in a short period.
The vehicle earned the Red Dot Winner (Product Design) — Red Dot (2025), one of the design world’s most respected accolades, affirming that the Temerario’s visual and functional engineering is recognized beyond the automotive press. It took home Best Hybrid Sports Car — Arab Car of the Year, Maqina Magazine (2024), validating its hybrid powertrain execution in a competitive global field. Top Gear named it among The Cars We Can’t Wait to Drive — Top Gear Awards (2025), and the Women’s Worldwide Car of the Year jury awarded it Best Performance Car — WWCOTY (2026).
Press sentiment reinforces the hardware. Top Gear describes the Temerario as more sophisticated and more capable than its predecessor while remaining unmistakably Lamborghini. Car and Driver praises the steering for its precise, progressive feel and calls it an absolute blast to drive — language that reflects genuine driving engagement rather than sanitized hybrid compromise. Edmunds emphasizes the car’s confidence-inspiring character, noting that its performance inspires trust rather than anxiety.
The base MSRP is $357,621, with a destination charge of $3,995. The as-delivered starting figure before options is $361,616. Given the extensive Ad Personam and Alleggerita options available, most configured examples will exceed this figure considerably.
The Temerario pairs a 4.0L twin-turbocharged V8 with three electric motors and a 3.8 kWh battery. The combined output is 907 hp and 590 lb-ft of torque. The battery supports a 5-mile EV range for zero-emissions low-speed driving and fills torque delivery to sharpen combustion engine response throughout the rev range.
The EPA-rated figures are 14 mpg city, 19 mpg highway, and 16 mpg combined. These are competitive numbers within the hybrid supercar segment and reflect the efficiency gains the electrified powertrain delivers over a purely combustion-powered equivalent.
The Alleggerita Package (available in matte or gloss carbon at $45,900 each) includes carbon fiber wheels, full lightweight hardware specific to the Temerario, enhanced aerodynamics, a weight reduction of over 25 kg, +67% downforce, and +62% aerodynamic efficiency improvement. Livery-equipped versions are available at $76,200 and $78,600.
The Temerario was specifically engineered to be more accessible than its predecessor, with improved interior headroom and legroom, a more refined cabin, standard automatic climate control, wireless smartphone integration, and a hybrid powertrain that operates smoothly at low speeds. The optional front axle lifting system ($4,000) protects the front splitter on steep driveways and speed bumps — a practical addition for urban and suburban daily use.
Lamborghini offers a purchasable fourth-year warranty extension for $6,000 and a fifth-year extension for $11,800. Both are factory-backed programs. Contact Lamborghini Broward and Service Center for details on standard coverage terms.
The 2026 Lamborghini Temerario Base is not simply a replacement for the Huracán — it is a redefinition of what the brand’s mid-engine sports car can be. It delivers 907 hp, standard carbon ceramic brakes, all-wheel drive, a Sonus faber audio system, and an 18-way power seat as its opening position, with an options catalog that allows every owner to build something genuinely singular. The hybrid powertrain adds real-world usability without diluting the emotional experience that makes a Lamborghini worth the investment.
For South Florida buyers whose lifestyle moves between equestrian events in Davie, weekend rounds at the golf course, and evening drives along the Intracoastal, the Temerario fits those contexts with surprising versatility. It is a car that rewards daily use rather than punishing it.
Lamborghini Broward and Service Center at 4645 Volunteer Rd, Davie, FL 33330 is the dedicated regional source for the Temerario — from initial configuration through factory delivery and ongoing service. The team is available at (954) 618-0150 to discuss allocation, personalization options, and what the ownership experience looks like for buyers in this market. Pre-owned exotic inventory is also available for buyers exploring certified alternatives. The Temerario generation is just beginning — and this is the right place to be part of it.
