Lamborghini is stepping into 2026 with confidence, flair and a clear plan for the future. For the first time, every model in its range now features hybrid power. At the centre of this shift sits the new Lamborghini Temerario, with UK deliveries starting in January 2026.

It replaces the much-loved Huracán. Yet it does far more than fill big shoes. It sets a new pace for what a modern supercar can be.

A new era for Lamborghini performance

The Temerario blends a twin-turbo V8 engine with three electric motors. Together, they deliver a striking 920 CV. Even more impressive, the engine can spin up to 10,000 rpm, a rare feat in a road car.

Despite the advanced tech, the goal stays simple. The car is quicker, cleaner and more engaging to drive.

The Temerario completes Lamborghini’s fully hybrid trio, joining:

Revuelto – the V12 hybrid flagship

Urus SE – the brand’s first plug-in hybrid SUV

Together, they form Lamborghini’s bold answer to the future of high performance.

Designed to thrill, built to stand out

The Temerario arrives as a sleek coupé. Buyers can also choose the Alleggerita version, which focuses on lighter weight and sharper handling.

Key highlights include:

A fresh design that keeps Lamborghini’s sharp, dramatic style

Faster acceleration with smoother power delivery

Reduced emissions without losing excitement

A cabin that feels modern yet driver-focused

Every detail serves a purpose. Style meets substance at every turn.

The UK remains a key market

Britain continues to rank among Lamborghini’s top five global markets. That position reflects loyal customers and strong demand across the range.

According to Davide Sfrecola, Head of Lamborghini UK, the brand’s hybrid strategy has only strengthened its appeal. The cars remain bold and emotional, while becoming easier and more rewarding to drive.

There is growth beyond the cars too.

Lamborghini Mayfair has opened in central London

Aftersales sites in Leeds and Pangbourne have expanded

More UK dealerships will follow in 2026

For owners, that means better access and stronger support nationwide.

A busy year on and off the road

The Temerario has already made waves in Britain. It took to the famous hill at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, where Lamborghini also revealed the new Temerario GT3 race car. Notably, this is the first competition model fully designed and built in Sant’Agata Bolognese.

Later in the year, UK clients drove the Temerario at Lamborghini Day at Millbrook Proving Ground. The event also marked the British debut of the ultra-rare Fenomeno, limited to just 29 cars worldwide.

Meanwhile, Lamborghini celebrated its past at leading UK events such as:

Hampton Court Concours of Élégance

Salon Privé

These moments tied neatly with the tenth anniversary of Polo Storico, the brand’s heritage division.

What this means for supercar fans

Lamborghini’s move to a fully hybrid range is not about compromise. It is about progress. The Temerario proves that lower emissions and higher thrills can live side by side.

For UK buyers, 2026 brings more choice, better service and a new chapter in Italian performance.

Final thoughts

Lamborghini is changing fast, yet staying true to its bold spirit. The Temerario shows how far the brand has come, and where it is heading next.

What do you think of Lamborghini’s fully hybrid future?
Would you choose the Temerario over its rivals?
And does hybrid power make supercars more exciting for you?

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