Lamborghini Revuelto: the V12 gets reinforcements

Lamborghini kept the V12. The interesting part is what it built around it.

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3D REFERENCE RENDERLamborghini Revuelto independent 3D reference rendering. Rendering: HYPR:IMPS 3D / Sketchfab, CC BY 4.0.

READING PROGRESSScroll to read. Open a panel for more detail.

The Revuelto pairs a 6.5 liter V12 with three electric motors. Its combined output is approximately 1,001 HP.

The car also has a dual clutch gearbox and a carbon fiber structure Lamborghini calls the monofuselage. That structure includes the front of the car as well as the passenger cabin.

The low nose, sharp lights and wide rear bodywork still look unmistakably Lamborghini. The rear spoiler moves as part of the aerodynamic system. The side and rear views show how much of the bodywork is shaped around the engine.

The Revuelto keeps the V12 while adding electric power. For enthusiasts, the question is how that combination feels on the road. This article covers the standard Revuelto; special editions can have different specifications.

OPEN THE POWERTRAIN FILE

ENGINE6.5 liter V12

ELECTRIC SIDEThree electric motors

COMBINED OUTPUTApproximately 1,001 HP

STRUCTURECarbon fiber monofuselage

YOUR TURN

What would you explore first?

THE V12THE WHOLE PACKAGE

The exposed engine area makes a good starting point. Twelve cylinders remain central to the Revuelto.

Look at the body, spoiler and cooling openings. The motor count is only one part of the design.

Your choice stays on this page.

Engineering guide reviewed October 11, 2026. Read the manufacturer’s original specifications.
Article image: independent 3D reference rendering. Thumbnail: independent 3D reference rendering by HYPR:IMPS 3D on Sketchfab, CC BY 4.0.

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