Lamborghini's Newest Custom Supercar Looks Like It Jumped Out Of A Tron Movie - CarBuzz

What the report says

CarBuzz reports that Lamborghini is using two customized Temerario supercars to demonstrate the range of its Ad Personam personalization program. The examples show contrasting approaches: one finished in dark matte Grigio Crater with Grigio Artis accents, and another in Celeste Fedra blue with Bianco Phanes white accents and the matte Alleggerita package. The article was updated July 21, 2026, with added context on the history of the program.

According to CarBuzz, both cars use exterior pinstriping inspired by Italian tailoring, with white “Gessato” lines intended to recall marks used in bespoke suitmaking while emphasizing the Temerario’s bodywork. The darker car carries the theme into its cabin through stitching, embroidery, leather, exposed carbon fiber and woven wool yarns designed to add visual depth. The blue car uses Corsa Tex by Dinamica, an artificial suede-like material, in place of the wool accents.

CarBuzz also outlines how Ad Personam has grown since Lamborghini introduced the program in 2006 with a customized Gallardo at the Paris Motor Show. The report says Lamborghini expanded the service in 2013, opened a physical studio at its Sant’Agata Bolognese facility in 2016, and later added a virtual studio in 2020 for remote personalization sessions through dealers.

The Temerario is Lamborghini’s Huracán successor and uses a plug-in hybrid powertrain pairing a twin-turbo 4.0-liter V8 with three electric motors. CarBuzz cites 907 horsepower, an eight-speed dual-clutch transmission, a 3.8-kWh battery, a claimed 62 mph time of 2.7 seconds and a 213 mph top speed. The showcase matters because personalization programs have become an important way for luxury automakers to sell exclusivity beyond standard performance and design.