Lamborghini Unveiled Two Unique Temerario Supercars
Lamborghini’s Ad Personam division has unveiled two exclusive versions of the Temerario supercar.
Both models made their debut at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. Their design was based on early sketches that originally served as the foundation for the Temerario’s development.
The design is centered around Gessato—a wool fabric woven on a black background with an intermittent silver stripe.
The pattern, applied to the door panels, rear bulkhead, and headliner, deliberately disrupts its own rhythm, creating a visual effect that complements the interior’s clean geometry. Matching silver leather inserts combine natural, open-weave fabric with carbon fiber, bringing together materials never before used in production Lamborghini cars.
Externally, the two design variants are executed differently: one is painted in Grigio Crater Matt with contrasting Grigio Artis trim, while the other combines Celeste Fedra with Bianco Phanes accents and the Alleggerita matte package.
Instead of wool, Dinamica’s Corsa Tex material is used, while retaining the same thin-stripe motif that emphasizes the lightweight construction.
This was reported by The Supercar Blog.
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