
Over 300 owners gathered at Millbrook Proving Ground for the sold-out Fenomeno's UK premiere and hot laps in the 920 CV Temerario.
Lamborghini brought its entire electrified lineup and rarest models to Millbrook Proving Ground on September 27 for its third UK owner event.
The Temerario's twin-turbo flat-plane V8 hybrid powertrain produces 920 CV and spins to a 10,000 rpm redline, turning Millbrook's hill route and mile straight into an audition stage for Lamborghini's next era.
Lamborghini Day UK is the third such event in Britain, following previous editions at Silverstone Circuit and Farnborough Airfield, and mirrors celebrations the brand runs in Germany, Japan, and China.
All 29 units of the Fenomeno are already sold, making its UK debut at Millbrook something closer to a private viewing than a sales pitch for the 1,080 CV hybrid V12.
Lamborghini claims to be the first super sports brand in its segment to offer a fully hybridized lineup, pairing every current model's combustion engine with electric assistance.
The Fenomeno marks the 20th anniversary of Lamborghini's Centro Stile design department, which produced the in-house designs behind the Reventón, Sesto Elemento, Veneno, Centenario, Sián, and the reborn Countach.
More than 300 invited owners and media arrived with their own cars, creating a colorful aerial display across Millbrook's proving-ground tarmac.
Created to signal Centro Stile's next chapter, the Fenomeno carries what Lamborghini calls its most powerful V12 ever, wrapped in a package exclusive enough that most enthusiasts will only ever see one in photographs.
Lamborghini's pitch at Millbrook paired the Fenomeno's design ambition, the Temerario's 10,000 rpm drama, and a heritage program now a decade deep, making the case that electrification need not become an excuse for restraint.