
The seasonal Sardinian showcase reopens by appointment through September 10, anchored by the Temerario, Revuelto, and Urus SE.
Every car Lamborghini now sells belongs to a hybridized platform, and the 2025 Porto Cervo display anchors that transition around the Temerario, the Revuelto, and the Urus SE.
The space on Via Porto Vecchio serves as a temporary base for owners and enthusiasts, offering curated displays, lifestyle partnerships, and an on-site Ad Personam customization studio.
Lamborghini confirms the Lounge will host exclusive driving experiences using the Revuelto and Urus SE, routed along Sardinia's scenic coastal roads and timed for sunset runs.
The Ad Personam studio lets clients browse original paint samples, leather swatches, Alcantara options, and stitching colors sourced directly from the Sant'Agata Bolognese headquarters.
Collaboration displays include Tod's Gommino shoes from the Tod's for Automobili Lamborghini collection and a 3T Racemax gravel bicycle in an exclusive Oro Elios gold finish.
Lamborghini says it is the first brand in the super sports car segment to offer a fully hybridized lineup, a claim worth watching as Ferrari and McLaren continue rolling out their own electrified architectures.
Colors like Blu Uranus shift so dramatically between indoor and outdoor conditions that a coastal studio becomes an unusually practical setting for final spec decisions.
Sonus faber Sonetto VIII loudspeakers occupy a dedicated listening corner, part of a lifestyle staging that includes Living Divani furniture, Culti Milano fragrance, Carbon Champagne, and Lavazza coffee.
The Lounge's purpose goes beyond static displays, aiming to let people experience what full hybridization actually feels like at speed on Sardinia's coastal switchbacks.
Dozens of miniature painted body panels line the studio walls, giving clients a tangible sense of the breadth available beyond any configurator screen.
The Temerario produces 920 CV from a new twin-turbo V8 paired with three electric motors, and Lamborghini claims it is the only production super sports car capable of reaching 10,000 rpm.
Lamborghini still builds every vehicle at its Sant'Agata Bolognese headquarters, and the Temerario and Revuelto now share the same production line — a first for two different hybridized models manufactured together.