Recent content by V12_Maverick

Thank you for this. Let me add all these to my wishlist.

Lamborghini became the first luxury car manufacturer to electrify its entire lineup by introducing the Temerario at The Quail, a Motorsports Gathering in California in August 2024. The Temerario is the second model in Lamborghini's High-Performance Electrified Vehicle (HPEV) series, following...

Both of these are very capable supercars. Although the McLaren 750S is not a direct hybrid equivalent, it is one someone in the market for a supercar might consider. So, how does it compare against the Temerario? Lamborghini TemerarioLamborghini Huracán Gas Engine 4.0-liter twin-turbo...

Many Lamborghini models have become collectors items over the last 50 years. We know the status of iconic models like the Countach, Diablo, and Murciélago. Knowing this and how high-end the Temerario will be, do you think it will attain the status of a collector’s item like these and other...

If you have always opted for other cars instead of Lamborghinis because of how cramped they can be for taller drivers, the Temerario might be the one for you. Apart from the Urus, Lamborghini is not known for making spacious cars. However, the Temerario's chassis offers a lot of space because...

Official figures put the redline for the Lamborghini Temerario at 10,000 RPM. However, the engineers and early videos (like the one in the screen capture above) have confirmed the car is safe at 11K RPM and can rev to 12K RPM at the very top end. To achieve this, Lamborghini opted for a roller...

We already know the Temerario's powertrain combines an 800-hp twin-turbo V-8 engine with three electric motors. Two of the motors are located at the front wheels, while the third is integrated between the engine and transmission. What you might not know is that the two motors at the front allow...

Ah, my interest just increased. Do you have a parts/accessories recommendation so I can start putting together a list?

It was a big blow when Bridgestone were snubbed for the F1 deal. However, they bounced back with the Formula E deal, and I am glad to see they got this deal too. I believe they are fighting for first place for the best tires alongside Pirelli.

That’s not too bad. And I am sure the return on that cost/investment has been worth it. Do you have to buy everything at once (I mean the driving accessories, not the computer), or can you buy them piece by piece as you go?

Now THIS is a cause I can get behind.

I can see it with the tech and improvements from the Huracán. However, as others have said, I think they are charging that much because they can and people are willing to pay it. These cars will be going for several million dollars in a few years on the resale market (especially if Lamborghini...

The Temerario revs to over 10k RPM, and from the videos I have seen does not sound or feel like it is straining. Some cars rev to 8500, and you can literally feel like they are falling apart through the screen. Big up to the engineers on this one.

True, but won't that cause more people to go for the Huracán, which will increase its demand and price in turn?