German tuning house previews what we can expect from Lamborghini Temerario STO
Words: Autocar
German tuning house Zacoe has unveiled its Temerario Widebody Program; an evolution of its existing Temerario aero system.
Built around the Temerario’s twin-turbocharged V8 hybrid platform, the Zacoe kit expands the car’s body profile with wider wheel arch extensions front and rear, adding a more planted, purposeful stance.
The result is a car that looks like it grew in the gym.
What sets this program apart from the usual wide-body fare is its fully reversible installation concept. No cutting, no structural modification, no permanent changes to your six-figure Italian exotic.
The widebody fenders are engineered as both direct OEM replacements and add-on components, meaning owners can return the car to factory spec when they choose.
Zacoe says the kit improves airflow extraction from the front wheel arches to support brake cooling efficiency, while carbon fibre rear aero fins work to manage turbulence and improve stability at higher speeds.
There’s also increased aerodynamic balance overall, along with support for wider performance wheel-and-tyre fitments.
Pricing hasn’t been confirmed for the New Zealand market, but given the Temerario’s base price, expect the Zacoe widebody package to reflect the prestige of the car it’s dressing.
