Lamborghini has handed the Italian State Police one of the most dramatic emergency vehicles in the world: a new Temerario Polizia.
The car continues a relationship that began in 2004 with the Gallardo and later included the Gallardo LP 560-4, Huracán and Urus Performante. This is not simply a promotional show car. Lamborghini says the police cars have been used for urgent organ and medical-supply transport, as well as road-safety work.
920 CV in public service
The Temerario combines a new 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 with three electric motors for a total output of 920 CV. In normal customer form it is already one of Lamborghini’s most technically ambitious cars; in police specification it gains the equipment and livery required for emergency work.
According to Lamborghini, the collaboration with the State Police has supported more than 200 organ-transport missions over the past two decades. The cars have also appeared at more than 1,500 road-safety education events.
More than a publicity stunt
There is obviously theatre in seeing a Lamborghini wearing blue-and-white Polizia graphics, but the partnership works because the car’s speed has a practical use case. When a medical delivery has to move quickly over long distances, performance and stability become tools rather than entertainment.
The new Temerario also represents a generational shift. The naturally aspirated V10 era of the Huracán is over; the replacement uses a smaller turbocharged engine and electrification to deliver a much larger performance envelope. Putting the new car into this long-running police programme is a symbolic handover from one Lamborghini era to the next.
Autoniusy view: special-purpose Lamborghinis have always created memorable stories, but the Polizia cars are unusual because their history is tied to real missions. That gives this Temerario a cultural role beyond being another limited or ceremonial edition.
Source: Automobili Lamborghini Media Center, 4 September 2026.
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