- Lamborghini’s full Revuelto SV reveal confirms 783kW, 1425Nm and a 345km/h-plus top speed.
- The plug-in hybrid combines a 6.5-litre V12, three motors and a 7.3kWh battery.
- Production is capped at 1963 cars, with 0-100km/h reached in a claimed 2.4s.
The camo comes off
The Lamborghini Revuelto SV has moved from circuit preview to full production reveal, bringing confirmed performance figures, final styling and a limited build of 1963 cars.
Its earlier appearance at Hockenheim centred on a 1:41.6 lap in camouflage, with output and detailed specifications still under wraps.
The finished car now answers those questions with a maximum system output of 783kW and maximum torque of 1425Nm.
That comes from a plug-in hybrid system combining a naturally aspirated 6.5-litre V12, three electric motors and a 7.3kWh battery.
Lamborghini says the total output is around 37kW higher than the standard Revuelto’s.
The SV is claimed to reach 100km/h from rest in 2.4s and 200km/h in 6.7s, before running beyond 345km/h. Those figures put hard numbers behind a car that was previously known chiefly for its Hockenheim lap.
Lamborghini publicly debuted the Revuelto SV at The Quail during Monterey Car Week last week.
More aero, sharper hardware
The transformation goes beyond extra power.
Lamborghini claims 80% more total downforce than the regular Revuelto, along with a 60% improvement in downforce-to-drag efficiency. Total downforce is also said to be 10% higher than the Aventador SVJ’s.
Adjustable passive dampers headline the chassis changes, while CCM-R Plus carbon-ceramic brakes and Bridgestone Potenza Race R tyres target repeatable circuit performance.
A dedicated Pilota drive mode joins the package as another clear signal of the SV’s track focus.
Lamborghini has not announced New Zealand pricing, allocation or arrival timing. With global production fixed at 1963 cars, however, the Revuelto SV will be considerably rarer than the regular model it builds upon.
