2026 Lamborghini : Lamborghini’s 2026 roster hits US roads with a full-hybrid punch, blending howling engines and electric torque to redefine high-octane thrills.
From track assassins to SUV dominators, these beasts promise heart-pounding performance wrapped in Sant’Agata style.
Temerario: Huracán’s Hybrid Heir Takes Flight
The Temerario storms in as the Huracán successor, packing a twin-turbo 4.0L V8 with three electric motors for 920 CV total fury—800 CV from the ICE alone at 10,000 rpm redline.
It blasts 0-100 km/h in 2.7 seconds, tops 343 km/h, and offers Città EV mode for 6 miles of silent stalking. Deliveries kick off January 2026, completing Lambo’s all-hybrid supercar shift.
Design-wise, hexagon DRLs nod to heritage while a massive rear spoiler and vortex underbody crank downforce +118% over the Huracán EVO.
Inside, “Feel like a pilot” evolves with tri-screen HMI, swipe gestures, and Telemetry 2.0 for data nerds. Alleggerita pack sheds 25+ kg with carbon wheels for track fiends.
Revuelto: V12 Symphony in Hybrid Form
Refined for 2026, the Revuelto keeps its 6.5L V12 hybrid roar at over 1,000 hp, sprinting 0-100 km/h in 2.5 seconds past 350 km/h.
Plug-in power adds EV poise for urban prowls, with an 8-speed DCT and torque-vectoring AWD gluing it to corners. Y-shaped LEDs and 21/22-inch rims scream aggression, backed by 23-sensor ADAS.
The carbon monocoque ups stiffness 25%, while active aero and reworked exhaust deliver fighter-jet drama.
Cabin tech shines with 8.4-inch touchscreen, passenger display, and voice controls amid Alcantara luxury. It’s Lambo’s V12 swan song before full EV, but electrified for now.
Urus SE: Super SUV Goes Plug-In Beast
Now the lone Urus wolf for 2026, the SE fuses 4.0L twin-turbo V8 with electric motor for 789 hp, 0-62 mph in 3.4 seconds, and 194 mph top end.
Up to 35 miles EV range slashes emissions, with updated aero—new diffuser, grille—for high-speed grip. Non-SEs bow out, shifting Urus to “twin-turbo V8 plus EV” narrative.
Inside, anodized aluminum trim and bigger central display elevate the HMI, seating five in fighter-cockpit luxe.
AWD and adaptive air suspension conquer track, snow, or sand, towing like no supercar should. It’s practical fury: cargo space, family hauls, yet burbling idle thrills purists.
Lanzador Preview: Electric GT Storm Brewing
Whispers of the Lanzador torpedo heat up, a 2026 concept morphing to 2028 production as Lambo’s first full EV GT.
Quad-motor setup eyes 1,700 hp on SSP platform with 800V charging, steer-by-wire, and air suspension for 186 mph poise.
HUD, AI torque prediction, and racetrack nav hint at grand-tourer revolution tied to Espada’s 60th.Until then, it teases Lambo’s electrification pivot, blending hyper-design with silent savagery.
Tech and Dynamics: Pilot’s Paradise
Across the board, LDVI 2.0 predicts grip for drift modes and traction magic. Temerario’s spaceframe boosts torsional stiffness 20% with fewer welds.
All models flaunt Ad Personam customization—paint, carbon, stitching—for one-of-one vibes.
US buyers get Super Cruise-like aids, 360 cams, and connected suites tracking laps or Miami cruises. It’s emotion-first: raw power, but smarter.
2026 Lamborghini : Pricing and US Availability
Temerario starts ~$390,000, Alleggerita pricier at $386,649 base rising fast. Revuelto ~$550,000, Urus SE from $245,000+. Limited Fenomeno at $X million for 29 units.
US deliveries ramp now—Temerario first, Urus everywhere.Lamborghini dealers from Houston to LA stockpile; waitlists grow for Ad Personam specials.
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Temerario, Revuelto, and Urus SE aren’t just cars; they’re visceral escapes for those chasing the horizon at warp speed. The bull charges on, electrified but unbroken.