by Exclusive Lamborghini Temerario by Ad Personam: Style straight from the sketches
Lamborghini’s Ad Personam personalization program has once again outdone itself, creating two unique Temerario supercars. These cars look as if they have just escaped from the design studio, not waiting for final approval. Neither of them resembles other models of the “Raging Bull” or any other production supercar.
Design inspired by sketches
According to Lamborghini representatives, the designers of both models drew inspiration from the early sketches that led to the creation of this supercar. Accordingly, both cars feature thin graphic lines that encompass the entire exterior. This creates a wild and dramatic effect that might be more appreciated by designers than the average Lamborghini buyer.
Two unique colors
One of the Temerarios is painted in a matte color Grigio Crater Matt, with its design lines executed in the shade Grigio Artis. The second car, which looks somewhat more attractive, is dominated by the shade Celeste Fedra — a light blue color that Lamborghini has been offering since the Huracan era. It is contrastingly complemented by Bianco Phanes accents and the lightweight Alleggerita package, which adds several matte components.
Interior: differences in details
An Ad Personam project without a unique interior would be a contradiction, so both cars received corresponding trim. Black leather is a common feature of both interiors. The gray car is complemented by Gessato wool fabric inserts with silver stripes, interlaced threads that change appearance depending on the lighting. This solution is more reminiscent of Milanese tailoring than automotive materials.
As for the light blue Temerario, it completely ditched the wool, instead using Dinamica Corsa Tex accents with silver stripes.
Not such a “small” supercar anymore
Although the Temerario controversially abandoned the atmospheric V10 engines that defined its predecessors, the Gallardo and Huracan, it delivers performance roughly comparable to the V12-hybrid Revuelto. Thanks to its hybrid powertrain with a 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 and three electric motors, the new “small” Lamborghini, which has now turned into a “hormone-filled teenager,” is capable of accelerating to 100 km/h in 2.7 seconds, and to 200 km/h in 7.1 seconds.
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These two unique cars demonstrate how far the Ad Personam program can go, transforming production models into genuine works of art. They not only stand out on the road but also tell the story of their creation through every line and shade. The abandonment of the traditional V10 in favor of a hybrid system that provides impressive dynamics shows that Lamborghini is not afraid to experiment, even when it comes to their most iconic models. These two Temerarios are a striking example of how a personalized approach can combine with advanced technology, creating not just cars, but true statements of style and engineering thought.
