Lamborghini Temerario recently received a major upgrade just before losing its roof
Lamborghini has unveiled a titanium Akrapovič exhaust system for the Temerario Coupé. The model's first derivative will debut at a global premiere next week.
Lamborghini has introduced a new Akrapovič exhaust system for the Temerario Coupé. It is designed to enhance the engine's sound while also reducing the vehicle's weight compared to the standard system.
At the heart of the Temerario is a 4.0-litre twin-turbocharged petrol V8 engine capable of revving up to 10,000 rpm. Combined with three electric motors, the powertrain delivers 920 CV. For the new exhaust, the geometry and layout of components were redesigned, the diameter of the pipes was increased, special exhaust manifolds were installed, and the muffler's construction was altered.
Additional thermal insulation reduces heat transfer in the hottest zones, while engineers' adjustments to noise, vibration, and harshness have helped shape a different sound character. At low revs, the system produces deeper tones, and as it approaches 10,000 rpm, the sound becomes sharper, helping the driver gauge shift points.
The components are made from titanium alloys and assembled by hand. The system weighs 11.40 kg—12% less than the standard solution. The exhaust outlets feature a special black finish and are integrated into the rear bumper.
The system will be included in the Accessori Originali catalogue of original accessories and will be available as a retrofit kit for already produced vehicles. It will first be offered for the Temerario Coupé before being installed on the model's first derivative, whose global premiere is scheduled for next week.
