Lamborghini has unveiled two one-off Temerario Ad Personam creations that showcase just how far buyers can personalise the brand’s newest supercar.
Inspired by Italian tailoring and high fashion, the bespoke pair combines striking exterior finishes with unique interior materials while retaining the blistering hybrid V8 performance that defines the Temerario.
Developed alongside Lamborghini’s Ad Personam customisation division, the two cars have been designed to resemble rolling concept sketches.
Contrasting lines run across the bodywork to highlight the Temerario’s sculpted surfaces and emphasise the craftsmanship behind Lamborghini’s latest entry-level supercar.
One example is finished in Grigio Crater Matt, a matte grey paint complemented by Grigio Artis silver detailing, while the second wears Celeste Fedra blue paint with Bianco Phanes chalk-coloured accents alongside a matte Alleggerita package.
Rather than simply changing colours, the bespoke liveries have been created to accentuate every panel and contour, drawing inspiration from Italy’s long-standing reputation for luxury fashion and design.
The tailoring influence continues inside the cabin, where Lamborghini has introduced several firsts. Both interiors feature “Gessato” pinstripe detailing across the door panels, rear bulkhead and headlining, mirroring the appearance of traditional Italian suiting.
The grey model also marks the first time Lamborghini has incorporated wool upholstery into one of its production vehicles, pairing a black wool base with elegant silver pinstripes. Meanwhile, the blue Temerario adopts Corsa Tex by Dinamica, delivering a more technical finish that better suits spirited driving while maintaining the distinctive pinstripe aesthetic.
The result is two unique interpretations of the same supercar, each reflecting a different side of Italian craftsmanship.
Mechanically, neither Ad Personam model receives any performance upgrades, and that’s unlikely to disappoint enthusiasts. Both retain the standard Temerario’s advanced hybrid powertrain, pairing a twin-turbocharged 4.0-litre V8 with a flat-plane crankshaft and three electric motors to produce a combined 907bhp.
That output makes the Temerario one of the most capable performance cars in Lamborghini’s history. Independent testing has already shown the supercar accelerating from 0-60mph in just 2.1 seconds, making it even quicker than previous tests of the flagship Revuelto despite giving away four cylinders.
These bespoke creations demonstrate the growing importance of personalisation in the luxury supercar market.
While the Temerario already represents a new chapter for Lamborghini, the Ad Personam programme allows owners to commission highly individual cars that blur the line between automotive engineering and wearable Italian art.
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