Lamborghini Temerario V8 PHEV launched in India: Lamborghini has launched its latest supercar, the Temerario, in India with 11 an ex-showroom price of Rs 6 crore. Lamborghini’s Huracán replacement has 920 horsepower, uses hybrid technology. This car has better aerodynamics and offers fast performance with modern stylish Italian design.
The automotive world has a new contender for attention — the Lamborghini Tamario, the bold successor to the Huracan. Priced at Rs. The price of this car is 6 Crore (ex-showroom) in India. Tamario brings with it a blend of ferocious performance, modern and advanced aerodynamics, and hybrid-electric technology. Though deliveries are expected to begin early next year, the Tamario has already made its powerful presence felt on Indian soil.
Design and Styling: Purpose-Built Aggression
From every angle, the Tamario exudes Lamborghini DNA. Its sharp cuts, deep creases, and aggressive stance instantly convey its supercar pedigree. At the front, the shark-nose design and slit-like LED headlights enhance its visual ferocity. Integrated into the fascia are hexagonal daytime running lights that also function as aerodynamic tunnels, channeling air for enhanced downforce and efficiency.
The Viola Pacifi purple paint job on the display model adds drama, while the black 20-inch front wheels and 21-inch rear wheels underline its performance focus. These are paired with carbon ceramic brakes and massive 10-piston front calipers for superior stopping power. The short rear end, visible tires, and central exhaust are inspired by classic iconic Lamborghini cars like the Countach.
Aerodynamics Function
The Tamario’s design isn’t just for show. Its carbon fiber rear diffuser, deep underbody scoops, and various air channels are meticulously engineered for aerodynamic performance. These enhancements help improve high-speed stability, reduce drag, and keep the hybrid powertrain cool under pressure. Every crease serves a purpose, making it a truly function-first supercar.
Cabin Experience: Fighter Jet for the Road
Inside, the Lamborghini Tamario offers a cabin that blends futuristic tech with traditional Italian flair. You step into a cockpit that feels inspired by a fighter jet. The centerpiece is a triple-screen layout—a fully digital instrument cluster, a central infotainment touchscreen, and a unique passenger-side display. Passengers can swipe features from the main screen onto their own, adding a layer of interactivity.
Premium materials such as carbon fiber, Alcantara, and leather dominate the cabin. The optional carbon fiber bucket seats offer surprising comfort, with heating, cooling, and 18-way adjustability. Lamborghini has also increased cabin volume, adding more headroom and luggage space—a thoughtful touch for track day enthusiasts wearing helmets.
Hybrid Powertrain: Where Innovation Meets Performance
Under the skin lies Lamborghini’s most advanced powertrain yet. The Tamario is powered by a brand-new 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8 engine, paired with three electric motors—two on the front axle and one integrated with the transmission. This combination delivers a staggering 920 horsepower, with 800 hp from the engine alone.
Even though the Tamario uses a V8 instead of the Huracan’s V10, its performance is better. It goes 0 to 100km/hr. in just 2.7 seconds and can reach a top speed of 343 km/hr. The engine revs up to an astonishing 10,000 RPM, rare for a turbocharged unit, offering an aural and visceral driving experience.
Plug-in Hybrid Capability: Supercar Meets Sustainability
Lamborghini has made a bold move, adding plug-in hybrid technology to the Tamario. A 3.8 kWh battery pack allows the car to operate in full electric mode for up to 10 kilometers, ideal for city exits or stealthy neighborhood getaways. Charging is quick, taking just 30 minutes with a 7 kW AC charger.
In EV mode, the Tamario becomes a front-wheel-drive electric vehicle, activated through a steering wheel-mounted switch. Though its all-electric range is limited, the hybrid system enhances performance, torque delivery, and efficiency while ensuring compliance with modern emission norms.
Technology and Features: Modern Meets Mechanical
The Tamario’s cockpit brims with advanced tech, from the steering wheel-mounted drive mode selectors to the launch control system and EV toggle. The paddles behind the wheel are large and mechanical, ensuring a tactile experience during spirited driving. Lamborghini has not compromised on practicality either. The front trunk offers over 100 liters of storage, enough for two large suitcases.
Driver aids include radar sensors, cameras, and LIDAR-based systems, which support semi-autonomous features and ensure safer performance driving.
Final Verdict: The Future of Supercars
With the Tamario Lamborghini has not only replaced the Huracan — it has redefined what a modern supercar can be. It marries extreme performance with hybrid efficiency, combines bold design with functional aerodynamics, and integrates tech-laden interiors with traditional craftsmanship.
Yes, it commands a high price, and yes, it sacrifices some of the purity of the naturally aspirated V10. But what it delivers in return is next-level engineering, future-ready design, and the kind of performance that few cars in the world can match.
For enthusiasts, collectors, and thrill-seekers, the Lamborghini Tamario represents more than just a car. It is a statement of intent — that even in the era of electrification, the supercar dream is alive and roaring. And now we can see it on Indian roads as well soon.
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