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The Termerario is supposed to be the Revuelto's junior sibling, but its interior looks just as jet-fighter adjacent.
The Termerario interior evokes an Audi on spring break in Ibiza.
Just in case you forget what you're driving, the door sills offer a reminder.
If you want to mount a harness bar, the seats are ready.
Alas, the Temerario doors open out, not up.
Huge paddle shifters, flat-bottom wheel, top-dead-center stripe: The Temerario helm is checking all the supercar boxes.
You need a long tach when you've got a 10,000-rpm redline.
The front-end lift doesn't have a GPS-enabled memory, but at least the button is handy.
This might be the least-used button in a Temerario: EV mode.
Lamborghini loves hexagons and won't let you forget it.
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