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Lamborghini Temerario GT3 Arrives in iRacing This December

Marcus WebbBy Marcus Webb·

iRacing is set to introduce the Lamborghini Temerario GT3 to its car lineup this December, as reported by Traxion.GG. While we know the month, details about pricing, content bundles, or an exact launch date remain unclear.

This announcement adds another GT3-class vehicle to a simulation that has been running since January 2015. The game is developed and published by iRacing.com Motorsport Simulations and falls under the Racing and Massively Multiplayer genres.

The announcement lacks specifics. The source doesn’t mention if the car will come with a larger update, which series will feature it, or its price. These details will play a crucial role in how the release unfolds.

Pricing is important because iRacing sells content one car at a time. Currently, the Steam listing shows a base game price of $11.59. The community has voiced strong concerns about what additional costs come after the initial purchase.

The Temerario GT3 follows other recent car news from the simulation. Our previous coverage of iRacing’s upgraded BMW GTP reveal for the upcoming season highlighted a consistent pattern: regular vehicle additions aligned with seasonal updates. A December Lamborghini fits perfectly into that schedule.

The reception of the sim is mixed. Steam users give it an 83% positive rating based on 4,552 reviews, while Metacritic shows a score of 79. However, the sentiment we track tends to lean negative, with pricing being the primary concern.

By The Numbers
Steam user rating 83% positive (4,552 reviews)
Metacritic score 79
Steam price $11.59
Current Steam players 921
Original release date January 12, 2015

Community Pulse

The sentiment across the ten signals we’ve tracked is largely negative, with many complaints focused on cost. One negative reviewer on Steam stated, “Not worth the money at all,” calling the free cars “terrible” and the free tracks “boring.” This reviewer described the price of individual cars as “insane and just borderline a money grab.” A new GT3 car will arrive to an audience already wary of add-on prices.

What To Watch

  • Pricing and bundling: Keep an eye on whether the Temerario GT3 launches as a standalone purchase or part of a larger package. Cost remains the main friction point in community feedback.
  • The exact release date: Traxion.GG only mentions December. A specific date, especially if it coincides with a seasonal update, will clarify iRacing’s rollout plans.
  • Player activity after launch: The Steam listing shows 921 current players. Monitor this number before and after the car’s arrival to see if new content boosts engagement.
Marcus Webb

Marcus Webb

Marcus Webb covers esports, competitive gaming, and community stories for Explosion.com. A former semi-professional Counter-Strike player, Marcus transitioned to journalism 5 years ago and has since covered major tournaments including The International, League of Legends Worlds, and the Valorant Champions Tour. He brings a player's perspective to competitive gaming coverage and is known for his data-driven analysis of player performance and meta shifts.