New Lamborghini Temerario Examples Are Already Being Advertised Under MSRP in the US

The Lamborghini Temerario has barely entered the conversation and some US listings are already softening on price.

In Beverly Hills, multiple new examples of Lamborghini’s V8 hybrid supercar are being advertised under MSRP, an unusual early move for a fresh high-performance model carrying one of the most recognisable badges in the business.

That doesn’t make the Temerario any less serious as a machine, but it does make the first wave of pricing worth watching closely.

At a glance

Early Temerario pricing is already getting interesting

The headline number for the Lamborghini Temerario starts at $382,000 before options, which is only the beginning for a car that will usually be configured far beyond its base specification.

Even so, seeing new examples advertised under MSRP so early in the model’s life is notable.

Fresh Lamborghini models don’t typically need much help finding attention, especially when they bring a new powertrain formula and headline performance figures.

The more interesting question is whether this is a short-term dealer adjustment, a sign of specific inventory pressure, or an early glimpse of how buyers are responding to the hybrid V8 era.

A 907 hp hybrid V8 with a 10,000 rpm talking point

The Temerario’s mechanical package is the part that should keep enthusiasts engaged, regardless of early market noise.

Its 4.0-litre V8 works with three electric motors to produce a combined 907 hp, giving Lamborghini a hybrid layout with a very different character from the marque’s older naturally aspirated formula.

The car also uses an adapted version of the Revuelto’s eight-speed dual-clutch transmission.

Most importantly for those who care about theatre, the Temerario is described as the first Lamborghini able to safely rev beyond 10,000 rpm.

That detail matters because it gives the car a clear identity beyond electrification, especially at a time when performance figures alone can blur together.

The used market is joining the conversation

A 2026 Temerario with just 114 miles has also appeared on the used market with an asking price of $449,000 after a $10,000 discount.

Without the car’s full build sheet and options list, it’s difficult to judge exactly how that number compares with its original sticker.

Still, the mileage and discount suggest the first ownership cycle for the Temerario may be moving faster than expected.

For buyers, that could create an opening if more cars become negotiable over the coming months.

For collectors, it may also raise the question of which specifications will prove resilient and which cars will simply follow the broader market down.

Details & Specifications

The Temerario still has the ingredients of a major Lamborghini, from its 907 hp hybrid powertrain to its high-revving V8 character, but early discounted listings add a sharper commercial edge to the story.

For buyers who were prepared to wait, the next few months may be more revealing than the launch window itself.