Bburago Lamborghini 2026 India Guide: Revuelto & Temerario Prices
The Indian scale model community is buzzing with excitement this week. If you have been seeing “Bburago Lamborghini” trending, it is because the Italian model maker has just flooded the Indian market with its latest 2026 lineup.
For years, Indian collectors struggled to find high-quality Lamborghini replicas at affordable prices. That changes now. Bburago has officially released its new diecast versions of the Lamborghini Revuelto, the Countach LPI 800-4, and the brand-new Temerario.
Here is a complete expert guide on these new models, their prices in India, and where you can buy them before they go out of stock.
The Big Three: New Arrivals in India
Bburago is famous for striking the perfect balance between “toy” and “collectible.” Their latest batch features three cars that every petrolhead wants on their desk.
1. Lamborghini Revuelto (The Hybrid Beast)
This is the star of the show. The real Revuelto is Lamborghini’s first V12 Hybrid, and the diecast version captures it perfectly.
- Scale: Available in 1:18 and 1:24.
- Color: The signature Arancio Dac (Orange) is the most popular, but a Grey variant is also hitting shelves.
- Features: The 1:18 version features opening scissor doors, a detailed V12 engine bay, and working steering.
- Why buy it: It is the current flagship of Lamborghini. If you collect modern supercars, this is mandatory.
2. Lamborghini Countach LPI 800-4 (The Retro Revival)
A tribute to the original 1970s icon, this model is a hit among older collectors.
- Scale: Mostly found in 1:18 and 1:24 in India.
- Color: Impact White and Red.
- Details: The sharp, angular design is replicated well. The white version looks particularly premium with its red interior details visible through the windows.
3. Lamborghini Temerario (The New Entry)
The Temerario is the successor to the Huracán, and Bburago has wasted no time bringing it to scale.
- Status: This is a fresh arrival for 2026.
- Colors: Metallic Purple and Night Blue.
- Special Note: This model is currently rarer than the Revuelto, so if you see it in stock, grab it immediately.
Price Guide: How Much Do They Cost in India?
One of Bburago’s biggest advantages is pricing. Unlike high-end brands like AUTOart that cost ₹30,000+, Bburago remains budget-friendly.
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| Scale | Model Type | Approx. Price (India) |
| 1:64 | Small (Hot Wheels size) | ₹ 600 – ₹ 800 |
| 1:43 | Compact Display | ₹ 1,200 – ₹ 1,500 |
| 1:24 | Desk Display (Most Popular) | ₹ 2,300 – ₹ 2,800 |
| 1:18 | Large Collector Scale | ₹ 5,100 – ₹ 5,700 |
Note: Prices vary slightly between sellers like Scale Arts India, Maya Toys, and Amazon.
Where to Buy Genuine Models in India?
Don’t just rely on general e-commerce sites where packaging might get damaged. Serious collectors in India prefer these specialized stores:
- Scale Arts India: Known for good packaging and stocking the 1:18 versions.
- Maya Toys: Good stock of the new 1:24 series.
- KarzAndDolls: Often has exclusive colors.
- Hamleys: Good for physical shopping, though prices might be slightly higher (MRP).
Why This Matters for Collectors
The “budget” diecast market in India was stagnant for a while. The arrival of the Revuelto and Temerario so quickly after the real cars were launched shows that global brands are finally taking the Indian collector market seriously. This means we can expect faster releases of future cars like the Ferrari 12Cilindri or McLaren W1.
What Happens Next?
Watch out for the “Signature Series” release of the Revuelto later this year. The Signature line usually adds better paint quality, carpeted interiors, and more detailed engine wiring for a slightly higher price (approx. ₹8,000).
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What is the difference between 1:18 and 1:24 scale?
1:18 scale model is larger (about 10-12 inches long) and has more details like opening bonnets and working steering. A 1:24 scale model is smaller (about 7-8 inches) and usually only has opening doors.
2. Are Bburago models good investments?
Bburago models are mass-produced, so they don’t increase in value like limited-edition resin models. Buy them for the joy of display, not for profit.
3. Is the Lamborghini Revuelto available in India now?
Yes, the Bburago Lamborghini Revuelto in Orange (1:18 and 1:24) is currently in stock on major Indian hobby websites.
4. Is Bburago better than Maisto?
They are actually owned by the same company (May Cheong Group). In India, you will often find the exact same mold sold under either the Maisto or Bburago brand. The quality is identical.
5. Can I open the doors on these models?
Yes, almost all Bburago 1:18 and 1:24 Lamborghini models come with opening doors. The 1:18 versions also often have opening engine covers and trunks.
