Lamborghini's successor to Huracan will go official on August 16
Italian automaker Lamborghini will globally unveil the successor to its popular Huracan model, on August 16 during Monterey Car Week. The new car, potentially named the Temerario (codename: 634), is expected to hit the market later this year. Spy shots from Moto.es have offered a sneak peek into the design of this highly anticipated vehicle. It will run on a 4.0-liter, twin-turbo, PHEV V8 engine.
Design inspired by Revuelto
The design of the Temerario appears to draw inspiration from Lamborghini's flagship model, the Revuelto. Key features include Lamborghini's signature grille with Y-motifs on the bumpers, lighting elements, and wheels. The rear of the car showcases a high-mounted hexagonal exhaust tip, and a prominent rear diffuser that is scooped out at the edges, exposing the wheels.
A look at the powertrain
The Temerario will be fueled by a robust 4.0-liter, twin-turbocharged, PHEV V8 engine. This combustion engine is projected to make 800hp of power and 730Nm of torque, significantly outperforming the Huracan's naturally aspirated V10. An additional electric motor will be positioned between the combustion engine and dual-clutch gearbox, contributing an extra 150hp and 300Nm of torque.
Temerario's powertrain is developed in Italy
The all-new powertrain for the Temerario has been developed entirely in Sant'Agata, Italy. It boasts a remarkable 10,000rpm redline, further enhancing its performance credentials. With these impressive specifications, Lamborghini's upcoming model is set to take its place as a worthy successor to the Huracan.
