@@users4007 Well, duh. The Temerario is meant to be the next model in Lamborghini's "entry-level" supercar lineup that essentially started with the Jalpa.
@@romanmakarevych4483Classy? Could you tell me which part of this car looks classy? Only the big side vent looks classy I guess. Everything else looks so bad, it looks like a really bad mesh up of a GTA V lambo and a mclaren 12c
Is it just me or does the front hexagon look like a weird aftermarket add on, it’s not connected to anything, doesn’t feel like it’s “housed” at all, and it’s very static, just feels very random
The rear end just doesn't make any sense. A bunch of pieces stuck together. Front is ok (only ok) but not as good looking or as agressive as the Huracan.
The sickest element of this new design is the cutout in the rear wheel area (very “Countach” like). Overall a very dialed-down, almost elegant design. It’ll age well over the decade that it will be in production.
Absolutely stunning. Less look at me than other Lambos, but in a chiselled and handsome way. I think this will still look just as good in 20 years time
Rear end is just stupid. It doesn't look like Lamborghini, it looks like some cheap hotwheels car. Why in the world would they go for something like this?
@@thatlamborghiniguy5826 Yeah the 1st gen Gallardo doesn't do it for me, especially with the rear lights and how they extend into the rear. The 2nd gen though...
@@deanchur the 610-4 huracan too was criticized at first, ppl said it looks a little bit boring. I personally love the huracan, it's one of the greatest sportscars of all time imo
It is a shame that the final car looks almost identical, to the renders based on spy shots made previous to its launch. The front is lame, the headlights have not connection with the rest of the bonnet, and so on. Even the first gen Huracan has more personality than this. Painfully not just this, but also the Revuelto is so spiritless that makes me wonder, what happened to Lamborghini's design division.
I think the Revuelto is so sick but yeah both of the new cars have kind of lost their "Lamborghininess". Honestly the Huracan and Aventador were so hard to beat and its weird that neither car looks like an evolution of their predecessor. This car in particular looks like a restomod of a Gallardo, which would have been cool for a limited edition car but given that its replacing the Huracan and not the Gallardo, it looks likes a devolution rather than an evolution.
I think you're forgetting that this is just the regular version of the car. I'm inclined to believe that when Lamborghini comes out with a Performante or STO version of the Temerario it'll look insane.
@@fenrirslip I'm sure it will look better, that's obvious but even just comparing it to a base 2014 Huracan it looks less characteristic. Sure, its more modern so its gonna have that appeal to it because its new and shiny but it lost a little bit of soul compared to the H & A imo.
@@MrAleB305 The way I see it is that it has a sort of Jeckle and Hyde personality where the exterior may look unassuming to the immediate eye, yet what lies underneath is literally RECKLESS.
8:45 Gallardo is the first thing that pops into my mind when looking at the side vent design, and i love that instantly unlike the huracan that has a tame side vent design, kinda like the murcielago back then
Hear me out…the side view reminds me of the (and I can’t believe I’m saying this) Ferrari F355 Berlinetta. Like that whole rear two thirds is giving me Berlinetta vibes. Like a modern reimagined version of it.
Bold words when we also got the Nevera R which does actually look amazing lol But I do agree the side looks kinda like a low poly Nevera with that horizontal split to the back
personally I like the front design, it's sharp. But in the rear there's too much going on, seems a bit too complicated and heavy for my taste. The exposed rear wheels look cool though. Also I don't think the rear lights are aggressive enough.
This Lamborhini is amazing, I love how daring it looks, its design is controversial for many people, but I feel like that's exactly what Lamborhini wanted to do with this car, that's why it's called temerario and that's why in the video where they show it, they say the phrase "you can't hide who you are."
On first impressions, I’m getting SF90 vibes from the front… and I don’t mind actually! I like this design overall, I think it is more timeless than other recent Lamborghini designs and will look stunning in person
I think it looks great. Cutouts for the rear wheels are a nice touch. I disagree with you about the headlights. They look just fine and I don't know if we'd say that's Lamborghinis design strong suit. Especially since one of their most famous models uses a Nissan headlight.
Very dissapointed. Not to compare it to the awsome looking huaracan but this is a big step down. Probably have to wait 10 years for the new replacement…
I love how it looks. Simple, clean, but still dramatic. And the rear end looks like a baby Essenza SCV12. I think it's better looking than the Revuelto
Honestly, I don’t like the front headlights and the back seems to be sticking out too much. The numbers are better yes, but design wise it feels like they just took Huracan and made it worse.
I like the front and side. It's more retro (similar to the new Countach) and way cleaner than the Revuelto, which is just too much. But the rear, seriously, what is that?
If we follow the lines on Corvettes. Almost nothing adds up. Its design by committee and not by a single designer. Lamborghinis were always great for that reason.
This is one of those cars everyone hates for like a year then obsess over just like the new M3/4. I like this new redesign and I felt the same when I first saw the M3.
The current m3/m4 still look like ass wtf , the front is random AF compared to the the rest of the car and the side profile of the m4 is like a melted cheese mustang
@@jonlikesplanes Nah, people just did not care anymore and focused only on their impressive performance. In my opinion it is still one of the ugliest cars released
@@fabviziopolonia8719 I don’t really like the 440i looks that much but the m3/4s look really good to me. Still with a lot of cars people just like to hate on them and within a year people love it.
Maybe the side looks a little like the BMW M1!? The only view that i really like is the top-view. The Rest is a weird indecisive mix of FERRARI, CORVETTE, MCLAREN etc. ...and a little bit of LAMBORGHINI . The Gallardo was best Lambo since the 90's until now. So georgous CLEAN.
The Huracán was cohesive, aggressive, I remember falling in love with the styling the instant I first saw it! Same thing with the Aventador. Both looked A LOT more modern than their predecessors...this Temerario has a decent front, while the side looks a bit dated and the rear is almost a total mess (nice taillights though).
I think this looks great. The sides remind me of the Gallardo and the back kinda gives Mclaren vibes imo. That said, I've never really been a fan of the super aggressive looking Lambos, so I think it works.
The headlights look too slim. There’s a video where the hood was unlocked and lights looked an inch taller, I loved that look of headlights. The rear looks aftermarket specifically revealing wheels on back.
One thing I will say after playing around with the configurator, spec it with a body colored rear bumper, it looks SO MUCH BETTER, idk why either of the launch cars didn’t have it
front is just a cheap GTA V lamborghini and the back is just a vacuum cleaner. What's the obsession with the hexagons and the lines over smooth curves.
I think the rear would be a lot better looking in the standard painted rear bumper, instead of this matte black. Also, the brake lights need some Y-shaped lights in the middle like the Aventador and the Revonton had. I don't really see many people buying this when the 296 GTB exists to be honest.
Few things I'm struggling to digest in this design: The sides with its three intakes (too many, just why?), the squinty eyes and the black bumper with the little streaks that I can't tell if they serve a purpose or not, the rear with the gills in the blacked out portion of the bumper... There are too many elements that just don't seem to fit, and especially doesn't necessarily shout "Lamborghini" to me in this car. There are some elements I do like though, like those rear exposed tyres, the high-sitting exhaust, the wheels. But all in all, I much prefer the Huracan's design.
I can't believe they didn't integrate anything hexagonal for the headlights. Personally, I hate the slit headlights on the SF90/296 and I don't love them here either.
It looks like a tuned up Audi R8 to me, so yeah. All VAG brands have a very specific brand design manual, which may be ok for Skodas, but for a supercar maker it is a big problem. Even if the cars may be technically better, they lack anything that makes people go WOW!
I like it, it reminds me of the murcielago. Many people dont like that era, but the murcielago has something mysterious and classy. The sto, performante , … will be more wild I think. 0:47 Now I am gonna watch your thought😅.
Design wise this is a step back in my opinion compared to the Huracan. Not a fan of the front end but I’ll probably need to see it in person before final judgment. I’m sure it’ll blow it out in terms of performance
Before you get started my thoughts were that the front sides and rear were designed by 3 different teams, that did not communicate much. Only the rear lives up to the styling I expect from Lamborghini. Both the front and sides look a bit tame to me.
I just don't get it. It looks like a Rimac/mid 1990's Camaro. Not that that's a bad thing, necessarily, but c'mon Lamborghini, it's not a sexy car. Would I turn down a trip to Bologna for a test drive? Not a chance. It's still a Lambo. Great video Bembi
I love it so much. I think it is the perfect blend of aggressive Lamborghini but with a beautiful elegance to it ( unlike the revuelto ). I never thought the base huracan looked to aggressive either, thats why I like it, too. Overall I am very pleased with the design, the DTRLs look good I don't know why people are complaining about it. Hexagons have been here just as long as the Y shape so I think it's fitting. Love it!
i like but do i dare say the design does not fit the name and is not reckless enough. they definitely went safe with this design i don't like how the roof line dips down and in right by the intake. also the headlight shapes should have be hexagonal like the fog light
The Huracan is such an amazing design so i cant imagine having to make the next thing. That said i think this a great design from every angle I even like the headlights not sure about the isolated hexagon led
[Paused video when you said, leaving my impression]. I really like the design. It’s more subdued and mature, than I expected. When I saw it, my first thought was that it looked liked a tailored suit.
I thought the Revuelto was ugly so I was excited to see this one since it looked good on the spy photos and damn... what happened to Lamborghini ? I mean, I definitely prefer this one over the Revuelto, i think the side view is perfect but I hate the rear, for some reason it looks super cheap to me, maybe it's the lack of color, and in the front I'm not a fan of the two headlights blubs, and the fins that wrap around the daytime running lights, a lot of car manufacturers have been doing this for the past few years...
you have a great take, i thought i was the only one that felt that this thing looks clean and sleek while everyone else spends time hating everything about it
I love the design. The larger details are simple with smaller pieces like the intakes spicing it up. I may be old but I remember everyone saying the the Huracan was too simple and not "Lamborghini" enough and that design has aged beautifully. Can't wait to hear it in person
