Hybrid Lamborghini Temerario Launched in Brazil for Up to R$ 6.8 Million with 920 Hp

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New Lamborghini Temerario Hybrid Launches in Brazil for Up to R$ 6.8 Million and Replaces the Huracan with Plug-in Technology and 343 km/h.

Lamborghini launches the Temerario hybrid in Brazil for up to R$ 6.8 million and sets a new benchmark for performance and electrification in the national market.

The super sports car, unveiled this Thursday (4) at an exclusive event for VIP clients in São Paulo, arrives to replace the Huracan and mark the brand’s transition to a fully electrified line.

Sales of the Huracan have already begun, although the first units will only arrive in the country starting September 2026.

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V8 Hybrid Engine, Three Electric Motors, and Formula 1 Performance

The highlight of the new super sports car is the completely redesigned mechanical set.

Lamborghini made it clear that a new era has begun by launching the Temerario hybrid in Brazil, which arrives for up to R$ 6.8 million and features a plug-in hybrid V8 engine developed from scratch by the manufacturer’s engineers in Sant’Agata Bolognese.

The block is equipped with a twin turbocharger, capable of delivering 800 hp just on the combustion engine, which had 640 hp.

Although the brand has abandoned the traditional V10, the new configuration compensates with broader torque and a maximum rev of 10,250 rpm.

Additionally, the internal structure of the engine received components worthy of Formula 1, such as titanium connecting rods and a flat crankshaft.

Combined Output Reaches 920 hp with Electrified All-Wheel Drive

By adding the electric motors to the V8, the set delivers 920 hp and 74.4 kgfm, a result that places the Temerario among the most powerful models ever created by the brand.

The front motors generate 299 hp, adding up to 30 kgfm during gear shifts to eliminate turbo lag.

Thus, the super sports car has all-wheel drive without a physical differential between the axles, using electricity exclusively to distribute power.

In launch control mode, it accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 2.7 seconds and reaches 200 km/h in just 7 seconds. The top speed is impressive: 343 km/h.

Electric Range and Compact Battery Surprise in the Temerario

Although it focuses entirely on performance, the hybrid model comes with a compact 3.8 kWh battery, sufficient to ensure 11 km of electric range.

The 7.4 kW AC stations allow charging and reinforce that electrification integrates into the sporty behavior, not just consumption.

Interior Combines Carbon Fiber, Aluminum, and Digital Screens

Inside, the super sports car exhibits an environment dominated by carbon fiber, aluminum, and Alcantara, reinforcing the sporty proposal.

Two screens stand out: the 12.3-inch digital panel and the 8.4-inch vertical multimedia center.

Thus, the team designed each detail to create a technological experience that preserves the essence of Italian sports cars.

Alleggerita Package Elevates Aerodynamics and Price to R$ 6.8 Million

Lamborghini also offers the sporty Alleggerita package, making the set even bolder.

It makes the model about 25 kg lighter, adding aerodynamic components in carbon fiber like an elevated rear spoiler.

Thus, it consolidates itself as one of the most technological and extreme super sports cars ever sold in the country.

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Hybrid Lamborghini Temerario Launched in Brazil for Up to R$ 6.8 Million with 920 Hp

New Lamborghini Temerario Hybrid Launches in Brazil for Up to R$ 6.8 Million and Replaces the Huracan with Plug-in Technology and 343 km/h.

V8 Hybrid Engine, Three Electric Motors, and Formula 1 Performance

Combined Output Reaches 920 hp with Electrified All-Wheel Drive

Electric Range and Compact Battery Surprise in the Temerario

Interior Combines Carbon Fiber, Aluminum, and Digital Screens

Alleggerita Package Elevates Aerodynamics and Price to R$ 6.8 Million

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Hybrid Lamborghini Temerario Launched in Brazil for Up to R$ 6.8 Million with 920 Hp

New Lamborghini Temerario Hybrid Launches in Brazil for Up to R$ 6.8 Million and Replaces the Huracan with Plug-in Technology and 343 km/h.

V8 Hybrid Engine, Three Electric Motors, and Formula 1 Performance

Combined Output Reaches 920 hp with Electrified All-Wheel Drive

Electric Range and Compact Battery Surprise in the Temerario

Interior Combines Carbon Fiber, Aluminum, and Digital Screens

Alleggerita Package Elevates Aerodynamics and Price to R$ 6.8 Million

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A giant brown band visible from space, approximately 8,850 kilometers long, connected Africa to America in the Atlantic Ocean, and satellites revealed that it is neither land nor pollution, but the largest accumulation of seaweed in the world, which broke records in 2025.

Brazil filled the Northeast with wind turbines but now faces the side effect of 705 giant blades reaching the end of their lifespan by 2032 just in Rio Grande do Norte, while the world projects 43 million tons of waste by 2050.

India approved the country’s first submerged road-rail tunnel, 15.8 kilometers dug under the bed of the Brahmaputra River.

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