Lamborghini has handed over a Temerario super sports car to the Italian State Police, with the vehicle destined for use as a transport car for organs and medical supplies. The ceremony was attended by Minister of the Interior, Matteo Piantedosi.
Joining him was Prefect Renato Cortese, Central Director of the traffic, railway and special units part of the Italian State Police and Lamborghini CEO Stephan Winkelmann. The car itself joins a fleet of the brand’s vehicles, already in service.
With the new model, Automobili Lamborghini and the Italian State Police renew a collaboration that began in 2004. The journey began with the first Gallardo, which as early as September of that same year carried out its first organ transport.
The relationship continued with the Gallardo LP 560-4 and the Huracán, deployed over the years along the country’s main motorway arteries, and joined by the Urus Performante, in service since 2023.
In total, six vehicles have entered the fleet of the Italian State Police over more than twenty years, playing a part in over two hundred organ transport missions across Italy. In several cases the Lamborghini police cars have helped save human lives.
They’ve also participated in more than 1,500 road safety education events. With the Temerario, the bond between Lamborghini and the police enters a new phase, confirming a vision in which technological excellence is placed at the service of the community.
Powered by a 676kW 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 engine paired with three electric motors, the Temerario delivers a combination of performance and efficiency which translates into a tool capable of accomplishing delicate missions in the shortest possible time.
