Lamborghini Temerario: 1016 Industries Gives It a “Very Loud” New Look with an Extreme Bodykit

Florida-based firm 1016 Industries has unveiled a wide bodykit for the Lamborghini Temerario, the hybrid supercar that some considered too buttoned-up. The aesthetic package gives it a more aggressive appearance, worthy of the high-performance versions of its predecessors.

Some Lamborghini fans found the Temerario a bit “too buttoned-up” compared to the extravagant Revuelto. To dial up the visual aggression, 1016 Industries has stepped in with a wide bodykit. Therefore, the package delivers enough visual bite to earn an STO badge of its own.

The kit introduces a two-level splitter flanked by bumper wings. Furthermore, it adds vents carved into the hood and front fenders. 1016 also reworked the front and side intakes. Now, the side openings wear arrowhead-shaped inserts. These stretch visually into the flared rear arches.

Exclusive Materials and Estimated Price

The main attraction is the pair of broad fender extensions. These inject a race-bred presence into Lamborghini’s so-called entry-level supercar. These are matched with a fresh set of alloy wheels. The wheel design is aero-friendly.

The tail has also been redesigned. It now features a fixed rear wing, reminiscent of the Gallardo Superleggera. Additionally, it includes twin roof scoops mounted on the engine cover. A more aggressive diffuser and extra bumper trim round out the makeover. These elements are inspired by the Huracan Tecnica.

According to the tuner, the bodykit will be available in “all material variations with infinite configurability.” This translates to options in FRP, carbon fiber, or forged carbon. Moreover, a wide choice of colors and finishes will be on offer for each.

Outstanding Power and Future Versions

This 1016 Industries package does not include performance modifications. Nevertheless, the Temerario is not lacking in power. It already delivers 907 hp in its standard form. This is due to its plug-in hybrid system. The system combines a twin-turbo 4.0-liter V8 with three electric motors.

It is reported that Lamborghini is working on an even more powerful Temerario. This could exceed 1,000 hp. Thus, it would continue the bloodline of versions like Superleggera, Performante, STO, and Tecnica. There is also talk of a non-electrified derivative and even a rugged Sterrato-style edition.

The 1016 Industries kit for the Lamborghini Temerario is set to go on sale in February 2026. Although pricing has not been announced, a similar forged carbon kit for the Revuelto can cost up to $135,000. Therefore, this will not be a bargain-bin upgrade.