Lamborghini offers Temerario Akrapovič exhaust, 12% lighter than stock

Lamborghini has introduced a titanium exhaust from Akrapovič for the Temerario Coupé, and says the first Temerario derivative has its world premiere next week. Lamborghini's announcement puts the system's weight at 11.40 kg, which the company says is 12% lighter than the standard exhaust.

Lamborghini says the system uses larger-diameter tubing, custom manifolds and extra heat insulation, with precision-cast valve housings from Akrapovič's own foundry. It is hand-assembled and ends in a black-finished tailpipe integrated into the rear bumper.

The aim is to amplify the voice of the Temerario's 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8, which Lamborghini says can reach 10,000 rpm and makes 920 CV with its three electric motors. The company describes a sound that moves from deep notes at low revs to a sharper edge near the limit.

A retrofit option, with no price yet

The exhaust is offered through the Accessori Originali personalization catalog and as a retrofit for existing vehicles, according to Lamborghini and Carscoops. Lamborghini says its partnership with Akrapovič began with the Urus and has included the Huracán STO, Urus SE and Urus SE Performante.

Several things aren't known yet: the US price of the exhaust, the price of the retrofit and fitting, the name and specification of the first derivative, and when it reaches US buyers. Carscoops reports that a teaser on Lamborghini's website confirms a debut on Nov. 18 in Los Angeles, and says the car, which Lamborghini hasn't named, is likely a Spyder. evo also covered the exhaust offer.

Used Huracans keep getting pricier

Buyers who want a Lamborghini today can still choose the Huracan, the model the Temerario replaces. In listings we tracked through Nov. 1, 225 used Huracans were for sale, from model years 2015 to 2024, with a median asking price of $330,000. The cheapest Huracans start at $181,000.

Asking prices for comparable Huracans rose 4.7% between August and November 2026 and 16.8% between November 2025 and November 2026. The market is warm, and a typical Huracan takes 66 days to leave the market. Fifty-eight of the 225 are rated great or good deals against fair values drawn from comparable listings, set out in the Huracan price guide.

Two 2021 Huracan EVOs show where the value is. A white one with 13,082 miles in Merrillville, Indiana, asks $249,995, about $39,000 under its fair value, and has been listed 13 days. A Blu Aegeus one with 8,680 miles in Midwest City, Oklahoma, asks $279,699 after one price cut, about $35,000 under fair value. It is the only Huracan for sale in that color.

The 296 GTB asks more than the Artura

The Ferrari 296 GTB has 66 cars for sale and a median asking price of $350,000, with comparable asking prices up 4.3% between August and November 2026. Used 296 GTBs take a typical 91 days to leave the market.

The McLaren Artura is cheaper and cooler: 78 for sale, a median asking price of $185,000, and comparable asking prices that held steady between June and October 2026. Used Arturas typically take 99 days to leave the market.

On the Ferrari side, a gray 2022 296 GTB with 630 miles in Phoenix, Arizona, is listed at $310,687, about $35,000 under its fair value, after one price cut.