Lamborghini is officially pulling into the metaverse. The iconic Italian automaker has teamed up with Wilder World to launch 600 on-chain NFTs of its brand-new Temerario supercar - and yes, they’re fully playable in web3 games. The drop includes 10 ultra-rare GT3 editions and kicks off July 11, the same day the physical Temerario GT3 is unveiled at the Goodwood Festival of Speed.
This isn’t just a collectible drop for crypto wallets. These are drivable, race-ready vehicles built for digital tracks, designed to work across multiple games and metaverse platforms. Think high-performance NFTs with actual utility.
Lamborghini’s First Metaverse Supercar Is Here
Real Car, Real Games, Digital Garage
This launch is the first time Lamborghini is releasing a digital twin of a new vehicle alongside its physical counterpart. While the real-world GT3 hits the stage at Goodwood, the NFTs go live in Wilder World - a metaverse built around photorealism and physics-based racing. But the cars aren’t locked to just one game. Thanks to the Motorverse Universal Digital Assets (UDA) system, players will be able to take their NFTs into titles like REVV Racing and Torque Drift 2. In other words, you’re not just buying a JPEG - you’re buying a digital Lamborghini you can actually race.
Two Ways to Get Your Digital Lambo
The drop is split into two phases. The first is a private allowlist sale on OpenSea, starting July 11 at 8 AM PT. It’s only open to holders of Wilder Wheels NFTs, who’ll be able to mint up to two Temerario NFTs at $300 each (in ETH). That phase will offer 500 of the total 600 NFTs.
Then, at 11 AM PT, the public sale opens on the Fast ForWorld marketplace. No crypto? No problem. This phase supports fiat purchases, with each wallet allowed to mint up to three cars. All NFTs will be revealed 24 hours after the final sale.
Lamborghini’s First Metaverse Supercar Is Here
More Than a Showroom
Lamborghini is going all-in on its metaverse push with the launch of Fast ForWorld, a dedicated digital hub inside Wilder World. Built by creative studio Gravitaslabs, this branded space in the in-game city of Wiami lets players explore Lamborghini’s virtual showroom, join in on drops, attend digital events, and even dive into car lore.
It’s not just a place to look at your digital ride. Fast ForWorld is where you’ll really feel what Lamborghini is aiming for - a living, evolving platform where cars are more than collectibles. They’re meant to be driven, shown off, and integrated into a much bigger world.
Powered by the Motorverse
Behind the scenes, the launch is backed by Animoca Brands, a major player in web3 gaming and the team behind the Motorverse platform. Their UDA system ensures that each Lamborghini NFT keeps its identity and functionality across different titles. That means what you earn, upgrade, or customize in one game stays with you in others. It’s a shared garage across the metaverse.
Lamborghini’s First Metaverse Supercar Is Here
A Big Step for the Digital Future of Cars
Christian Mastro, Lamborghini’s Marketing Director, summed up the company’s ambition: “With Fast ForWorld, we’re exploring innovative ways for our community to experience Automobili Lamborghini - beyond the road and beyond the physical world.”
This launch marks a big first in both motorsports and gaming. Lamborghini isn’t just experimenting - it’s building a framework for what the future of digital car culture might look like. The Temerario drop is just the start.
From street racing in web3 titles to showing off your car in a branded metaverse hub, Lamborghini’s move into Wilder World isn’t just about NFTs - it’s about creating experiences that connect the road and the virtual track. If this is where digital ownership is headed, Lamborghini’s got pole position.
