Lamborghini Temerario Storms Through Germany with Electrified Flair

Lamborghini has unleashed its latest electrified supercar, the Temerario, on a grand tour across Germany. Eleven cities, four thousand kilometres and a string of high-profile unveilings marked the campaign.

In 2024, Lamborghini hit a milestone in Germany, selling a record 1,000 cars. Germany may be home to Porsche and BMW, but it is also Lamborghini’s largest European market and second only to the US worldwide. And Lamborghini knows how to keep German attention: deliver something that screams, gleams and flies. The Temerario does all of that, only now with an electric twist.

From the Red Bull Arena in Leipzig to the rooftop of Gaia in Frankfurt and the baroque setting of Schloss Arff in Cologne, where heritage collided with horsepower, the Temerario’s tour paired performance with spectacle. In Nuremberg, the Neues Museum linked the car’s design to contemporary art, while in Hamburg the model made its debut in the venerable Dressurhalle, first opened in 1903.

The Temerario is Lamborghini’s new HPEV—High Performance Electrified Vehicle. It may be electrified, but there’s nothing meek about it. This is a machine that roars, bolts and turns heads, just as any Lamborghini should. Fully designed and developed in Italy, the Temerario is currently making static appearances, but sales will begin very soon.