View Interior Photos of the 2026 Lamborghini Temerario
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The 2026 Lamborghini Temerario is the company's all-new entry-level supercar. It's completely new both inside and outside, including much more passenger space and a host of new features.
Like its big brother, the V-12 Revuelto, the Temerario gets a new steering wheel with four control knobs for the various mode settings. These two on the right side control the hybrid setting (top), including an electric-only mode, and Drift mode (bottom).
Fixed shift paddles remain and, when in the sportiest Corsa mode, you have to use them to manually upshift.
The base seats are now 18-way power-adjustable with heating and ventilation functionality. There's also a much-needed 1.8 inches more legroom and 1.3 inches more headroom than in the cramped cockpit of the Huracán.
The Temerario retains a start button covered by a flip-up cover and a similar shifting setup to the company's other models.
The Temerario's new twin-turbo V-8 revs to 10,000 rpm. Or 10,250 rpm after a launch-control start.
A screen for the passenger is another new feature on the Temerario.
These are the carbon-fiber door panels that are part of the $49,113 lightweight Alleggerita package, which saves a total of 28 pounds.
These racier, manually adjustable buckets offer even more headroom. Enough for our six-foot-five wheelman to be comfortable with a helmet on.
The infotainment system, controlled by an 8.4-inch center screen, supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. There's also an optional system called Lamborghini Vision Unit with three cameras that can overlay telemetry data on top of their recordings and also works as a built-in dash camera.
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