
Nine resort destinations, three countries, and one hybrid lineup — all organized around a single Ad Personam shade per location.
Lamborghini's Driven by Color initiative places the Revuelto, Urus SE, and Temerario inside curated pop-up spaces at beach clubs, resorts, and golf clubs across nine destinations in Italy, Spain, and Portugal.
Each pop-up collapses the distance between wondering what a color would look like and wanting it, making bespoke specification tangible in a way a digital configurator cannot.
Selected pop-up locations will feature a Temerario configured through Ad Personam with Gessato Tweed inserts and sartorial detailing that Lamborghini positions as a bridge between automotive craft and Italian tailoring.
Placing the cars in leisure settings strips away the engineering narrative and foregrounds exactly what Driven by Color is selling: the visceral, emotional pull of a specific car in a specific shade, encountered in a moment of relaxation rather than obligation.
Lamborghini's logic is to meet prospective buyers at a beach club with a Temerario in Celeste Fedra rather than wait for them to walk into a showroom months later.
Visitors can explore the cars, sit inside them, and book specialist-accompanied test drives on surrounding roads, giving Lamborghini direct access to buyer impressions outside a controlled press environment.
Each dealer selects a single Ad Personam shade that extends beyond the cars themselves, saturating the furniture, graphic elements, and decor so the space reads as a coherent brand installation.
The Ad Personam program offers over 360 shades, and each pop-up becomes a three-dimensional swatch — an entire lounge space rendered in a specific color with a matching car parked beside it.
The Marbella pop-up at Nikki Beach will showcase the Celeste Fedra Temerario exclusively, while the Bari pop-up at La Marea a Pettolecchia will display both the Celeste Fedra and Grigio Crater configurations.
All three current model families — Revuelto, Temerario, and Urus SE — are present at the pop-ups, and placing them together in resort settings serves the color-first strategy in a way a showroom floor cannot.
Driven by Color distinguishes itself from rival experiential programs by focusing on prospecting among high-net-worth vacationers rather than rewarding existing owners, with each pop-up organized by a local authorized dealer who gains direct access to warm leads.
Lamborghini is putting its hybrid cars poolside for prospective buyers to inspect, sit inside, and drive — a signal that the company views color and personalization as the emotional bridge between its combustion heritage and its electrified present.