Lamborghini Reveals Temerario Tettonero in Five Colors With Black Roof

Lamborghini has unveiled the Temerario Tettonero, a limited capsule collection with immense power and a gloss black roof and bonnet.

Revealed on October 29, 2026, the Tettonero is developed by Lamborghini’s in-house design division, Centro Stile. It is a visual configuration of the Temerario, not a new model. Mechanically, nothing has changed, and you can order it through the standard process, with the option to combine it with the existing Ad Personam personalization catalog.

 

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What “Tettonero” Means

“Tettonero” is Italian for “Black Roof” (tetto = roof, nero = black). The bonnet and roof are finished in Nero Noctis (a signature solid, non-metallic black paint color used by Lamborghini), contrasting with a bright main body color. This combination gives the Temerario a more pronounced two-tone appearance.

Exterior: Five Colors, All With a Black Top

You can choose from five body colors, each paired with the Nero Noctis bonnet and roof:

1. Giallo Inti (yellow)
2. Arancio Xanto (orange)
3. Blu Cepheus (blue)
4. Verde Scandal (green)
5. Viola Pasifae (purple)

Black accents are featured on the front splitter, hexagonal lights, rear diffuser, Lamborghini logo, and engine cover. Optional Nero Noctis black detailing is available for the bonnet and front bumper, while the bumpers, mirrors, and wheels can also have a glossy black finish.

Inside: Dark Base, Body Color Accents

Inside, Nero Ade upholstery (deep black leather) provides a dark base, paired with Grigio Octans (grey) contrast stitching and the seats’ Q-citura pattern, a hexagonal quilting design used across Lamborghini’s interior lineup. You can also specify stitching that matches the exterior paint.

Embroidered Lamborghini logos feature on the headrests, with Tettonero written on the door panels. Behind the seats, a stitched two-tone outline recreates the Temerario’s rear profile, picking up the chosen body color. A dedicated matt carbon-fiber plaque on the driver’s side identifies the limited-edition configuration.

Unlike the Urus SE Tettonero, this version does not carry numbered plates and sits within the regular Temerario order book rather than forming a separately numbered run.

Powertrain: Unchanged

The Temerario still comes with a twin-turbocharged 4.0-liter V8 paired with three electric motors, two mounted at the front and a third built into the combustion powertrain, for a combined output of 907 hp. Lamborghini’s official figure is 920 CV, the metric equivalent.

A Recurring Lamborghini Formula

The Tettonero name debuted in April 2026, when Lamborghini introduced the Urus SE Tettonero Capsule at Milan Design Week. That version was a more strictly defined limited edition, capped at 630 units. Viola Pasifae (purple), one of the Temerario Tettonero’s five colors, was also one of the two launch colors for the Urus SE edition, signaling a deliberate visual thread between the two cars.

The underlying concept is not new to Lamborghini. The Temerario Tettonero follows the same recipe used on the 2021 Huracán EVO Fluo Capsule, which also paired bright body paints with a black roof. The Tettonero name formalizes that approach and extends it as a recurring sub-brand across the lineup.

This two-tone configuration joins a string of Temerario variants that have appeared throughout 2026, ranging from the track-only Super Trofeo to a Tricolore shown at Pebble Beach.

Pricing and Availability

Lamborghini has confirmed the capsule’s limited-edition status, but it has not disclosed production numbers, pricing, or delivery dates. Orders are open now.