Lamborghini kicks off 2026 with its first fully hybridized lineup as the new Temerario hits the road

Deliveries of the hybrid Lamborghini Temerario are officially rolling out, completing the brand’s first fully hybrid lineup.

In the poll position of the new Lamborghini era, the Temerario is one of the most anticipated supercars of 2026.

It comes with a hybrid powertrain that the brand has been teasing all year.

But its powertrain isn’t the only thing that’s got people talking.

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Lamborghini announces Temerario deliveries are on the way

Having whetted the appetite of Lambo fans back in 2024 with its new trademark patent, the Temerario has quickly been developed as the successor to the Huracán.

The new supercar has been impressing even the biggest motorheads with its tri-motor V12 hybrid, and now it’s set to hit the road.

Announced in today’s supercar news, orders of the Temerario will begin shipping across the UK in January 2026.

This follows the debut of the new GT3 edition at the Goodwood Festival of Speed earlier this year.

The UK has been a frequent go-to for Lamborghini launches, as the British market remains one of the top five countries for the brand in terms of sales. The Urus SE has been especially well received there.

“This year has witnessed new products, important customer and public events, and expansion of our UK network, and 2026 will see an exciting evolution of the same,” Head of Lamborghini UK Davide Sfrecola said.

Some orders of the Temerario have been showcased already, as the custom Porto Cervo was revealed as the first supercar of its kind to arrive through the Ad Personam program.

As for American orders, the first Temerario was shipped earlier this month, again, through the Ad Personam scheme.

This time, it was a beautiful paint job that arrived in Miami.

Key Features: Lamborghini Temerario

• Powertrain: Plug-in hybrid twin-turbo V8 with three electric motors producing 907 hp
• Top Speed: 213 mph
• 0–62 mph: 2.7 seconds
• Drive Modes: Città, Strada, Sport, Corsa, Recharge
• Starting Price: $385,000 (estimated)

Rounding off the Hybrid lineup

The Italian brand has long been loyal to gas, but the last year has seen four hybrids hit the market.

The Urus SE, Revuelto, and Temerario are zipping the brand into the new electric era.

And, who can forget the few-off Fenomeno, powered by a hybrid V12 with more room to grow?

Still, if you have hopes of Lamborghini unleashing its full electrical prowess any time soon, you’ll have to sit tight in its leather bucket seats.

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