2026 Lamborghini Temerario for Sale at Auction

A 2026 Lamborghini Temerario with just 116 miles on the odometer has arrived at a Copart yard in Phoenix, Arizona.

With essentially delivery mileage, this Temerario has barely been driven — covering little more than initial transport, inspections, and early ownership miles. It is now heading to auction as lot 63535906.

The sale date has not been assigned yet, which means there’s still time to review the details, add the lot to your watchlist, and be ready when bidding opens.

What the Temerario Represents

Lamborghini introduced the Temerario as the successor to the Huracán, with one goal: pushing hybrid supercar performance further.

At its center sits a 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8 with a flat-plane crank, revving to 10,000 RPM. That figure alone puts it in rare company. Very few production engines of any configuration reach five figures on the tachometer.

Three electric motors join the effort. Two sit on the front axle, providing all-wheel drive and torque vectoring. The third is integrated between the engine and the 8-speed dual-clutch transmission, filling in torque during shifts and low-RPM acceleration.

Combined output is 907 horsepower.

The Performance Numbers

Independent testing has reported quicker 0–60 mph times than Lamborghini’s official figure, highlighting the effectiveness of the hybrid system’s torque delivery.

The Engineering Behind the Temerario

The chassis is a high-strength aluminum spaceframe, engineered for rigidity without the weight penalty of conventional construction.

The aerodynamics are active and adaptive. The signature hexagonal daytime running lights serve a second purpose as brake cooling ducts, which is the kind of dual-function design that separates a supercar from a typical performance car.

Lot Details

What Makes This Lot Stand Out

Base MSRP for the Temerario starts around $357,621, making a 116-mile example with front-end damage a noteworthy auction opportunity. The damage is concentrated at the nose, while the low mileage suggests the rest of the vehicle has seen minimal use, from the suspension and brakes to the interior and drivetrain.

If you’re looking for a rare Lamborghini project, this is a lot worth keeping an eye on.

Recommended Steps While the Lot Is Pending

1. Add it to your watchlist. AutoBidMaster will notify you when a sale date is assigned and bidding opens.
2. Review the photographs, particularly angles showing the front structure and any potential impact to the frame.
3. Confirm parts availability. The Temerario is a new model, so verifying parts availability and lead times in advance can help plan your repair strategy.
4. Identify a qualified repair shop. Hybrid supercar repair requires both high-voltage certification and marque-specific expertise.
5. Check your state’s salvage titling requirements, which vary by jurisdiction.
6. Plan transport from Phoenix. With AutoBidMaster as your broker, you receive expert support throughout the bidding process, title documentation assistance, and nationwide delivery options from the Phoenix yard to your address, repair facility, or port of export.

Don’t Miss This One

A 2026 Temerario with delivery mileage is not the kind of lot that appears regularly at auto auctions. Lamborghini production volumes are limited, the model is new to the market, and examples this fresh rarely reach salvage auctions at all.

The sale date has not been set, which means there is time to prepare.

Add lot 63535906 to your watchlist to stay updated on sale date and any lot changes.

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