A flag, applied properly
Lamborghini has built a one-off Temerario in the colours of the Italian flag, and published it on August 24, 2026. It marks twenty years of Ad Personam, the factory programme that exists so that customers with strong opinions and deep pockets do not have to go to a wrapper.
The execution is two-tone rather than three stripes, which is the restraint the idea needed. Blu Marinus Shiny covers the lower body, Bianco Monocerus runs across the upper surfaces, and the division between them follows the car's own shoulder line instead of being drawn over the top of it. Glossy Nero Noctis picks out the details, and the brake calipers are red.
Green, white and red on a supercar usually ends up looking like a livery. Splitting the car horizontally and letting the red live in the calipers and the stitching is a far better answer.
Inside, black leather is stitched in red in a repeating hexagonal pattern, with Tricolore badging embroidered into the door cards.
Nothing has changed underneath
Worth saying clearly, because a Lamborghini with a name attached to it usually means new hardware. This one does not.
| Engine | 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 |
| Electrification | Three electric motors |
| Combined output | 920 CV |
| Redline | 10,000 rpm |
That is the standard Temerario powertrain, unaltered. The Tricolore is a paint, trim and badging commission, and Lamborghini has not claimed otherwise.
Where it fits
The car was shown at The Quail during Monterey Car Week, alongside the Revuelto SV, though Lamborghini only published the release on August 24.
It also lands in a run of Ad Personam anniversary cars: the Revuelto Miura 60° Homage earlier this month took a similar approach on the V12 car, in nine Miura colours across 99 examples. The difference is scale. The Miura Homage is a series. This is one car, for one customer.
Lamborghini has not said who commissioned it, and has not published a price. Neither is unusual for Ad Personam, and we have not guessed at either.
Sources: Lamborghini Temerario Tricolore: a celebration of Italian excellence (Automobili Lamborghini, August 24, 2026); Revealed: Lamborghini Temerario Tricolore (Sports Car Digest). Photography: Automobili Lamborghini.