Three-way Showdown: Lamborghini Temerario vs Ferrari 296 GTB vs McLaren Artura

[HavocRider]

Spec	Lamborghini Temerario	Ferrari 296 GTB	McLaren Artura
Gas Engine	4.0-liter twin-turbo flat-plane V8	3.0-liter twin-turbo V6	3.0-liter twin-turbo V6
Electric Motors	Three 110-kW axial flux motors—2 in front axle, 1 rear	23-kW electric motor	70-kW axial flux motor in transmission
Horsepower	907 (total) 789 @ 9,000-9,750 rpm (gas)	818 @ 8,000 rpm (total) 654 (gas)	690 (total) 596 @ 7,500 rpm (gas)
Torque	538 lb-ft @ 4,000-7,000 rpm (gas)	546 lb-ft @ 6,250 rpm (total)	531 lb-ft (total) 431 lb-ft @ 2,250-7,000 rpm (gas) 166 lb-ft (electric)
Redline	10,000 rpm	8,500 rpm	8,500 rpm
Hybrid Battery	3.8 kWh	7.45 kWh	7.4 kWh
Electric Range	Unknown	15.5 miles	21 miles
Transmission	8-speed dual-clutch automatic	8-speed dual-clutch automatic	8-speed dual-clutch automatic
0-62 mph	2.7 seconds	2.9 seconds	3.0 seconds
Top Speed	213 mph	“> 205 mph”	205 mph

These are all great cars, but I have noticed their electric range is abysmal. Then again, their engines are the main power drivers, so it might not be too bad. What do you think?

 

[Immortal]

The Lamborghini Temerario boasts aggressive styling and raw V12 power, thus showing bold presence and adrenaline. Ferrari's 296 GTB, on the other hand, offers refined elegance with a powerful V6 hybrid, thus blending agility with class. Likewise, McLaren’s Artura, which is a V6 hybrid, is lightweight engineering marked with efficiency, thus, merging innovation with sleek, functional design

 

[V12_Maverick]

From this comparison, the Lamborghini Temerario stands out as the best car. However, I would have loved to see the electric range for a fuller comparison, even though I am quite sure not many people are buying this car for its electric range.