This Lamborghini Temerario took 320 hours to paint and looks unreal

New Delhi: Lamborghini has taken the idea of bold supercar paint jobs to a new extreme at Art Basel Miami. The Italian brand has revealed a special edition Temerario that is not chasing more speed or power numbers this time. Instead, it puts all attention on its paintwork, which took a staggering 320 hours to finish. That is more time spent on paint than many workshops spend on building an entire custom car.

And honestly, that is the whole point. Lamborghini wants to show just how far its Ad Personam customization team can go when a billionaire with imagination walks in.

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The Lamborghini Temerario on display blends three seriously bold colours.

• Verde Shock

• Grigio Maat

• Nero Nemesis

The team calls it a crystal paint livery and it looks like something straight out of a sci fi game. I saw photos and my first thought was, if this thing pulls up outside a club, nobody else is getting attention that night.

Lamborghini posted online that it took 320 hours of focused paintwork by their Ad Personam experts to bring this design alive. That is nearly two full months of work if someone painted it like a full time job. 

Just to be clear, the mechanics remain untouched. This is the same monster that replaced the Huracán. It uses a 4.0 litre twin turbo V8 with three electric motors for a combined 907 hp. The engine revs up to 10,000 rpm which sounds ridiculous in the best way possible.

Official figures say it does 0 to 100 kmph in 2.7 seconds and hits about 343 kmph top speed. And if someone is feeling calm for a moment, it can move around in front wheel EV mode for around 10 km. Imagine silently leaving your house so the neighbours do not complain, then waking everyone up once you reach the main road.

Lamborghini launched the Temerario in India on April 30, 2025 starting at around Rs 6 crore. That is roughly USD 670,000 to 700,000 (₹6 crore to ₹6.3 crore approx at ₹90 per USD). Prices will vary depending on how wild someone wants to go with custom work.

Supercars sometimes make more noise standing still than driving fast. This one proves it beautifully.