Mansory, the German tuner known for extravagant and sometimes controversial builds, has unveiled its latest project: a heavily modified Lamborghini Revuelto. Unlike some of its more polarizing designs, this take on Lamborghini’s electrified flagship has been praised for its stealthy, Batmobile-like presence.
The exterior is dominated by a matte black finish accented with exposed carbon-fiber components. A bespoke body kit includes a sculpted hood with a functional-looking scoop, redesigned front bumper elements, new side skirts, and a dramatic rear wing. A reworked diffuser with an integrated brake light adds to the aggressive stance, while yellow brake calipers provide a bright contrast behind understated wheels.
Inside, the Revuelto stays closer to Lamborghini’s own vision, featuring predominantly black trim accented by subtle orange details. Notably, Mansory retained the Raging Bull logo on the headrests rather than replacing it with its own branding, a move that enthusiasts may see as a respectful nod to the original.
Beyond aesthetics, Mansory has added performance upgrades that push the Revuelto past its already formidable factory specifications. Thanks to a revised exhaust system, output climbs to 1,070 metric horsepower—about 1,055 bhp—delivering a blistering 0-62 mph time of 2.4 seconds and a top speed of 220 mph. By comparison, the stock Revuelto produces 1,001 bhp and achieves a nearly identical sprint in 2.5 seconds with a 217 mph maximum speed.
Power continues to come from Lamborghini’s naturally aspirated 6.5-liter V12 paired with three electric motors, a configuration that sets the Revuelto apart as the company’s first hybrid supercar.
Mansory has not disclosed whether this creation was built for a specific client or as a showcase piece, but its price tag is expected to be astronomical. For collectors and enthusiasts alike, the question remains: does this stealth-clad Revuelto elevate Mansory’s reputation—or simply add another dramatic chapter to it?
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