The blade-like front spoiler, matching side skirts, and extended rear diffuser fins give the Revuelto a pavement-devouring ...

DMC’s Revuelto Integrale package features a powertrain tweak that adds 87 horsepower, raising the Revuelto’s total output to ...

Here it is, the third Lamborghini Revuelto in the world to be fitted with a full aftermarket bodykit, and this time it’s courtesy of the Miami-based tuning powerhouse 1016 Industries. Known for ...

This Lamborghini Revuelto features a custom body kit that comprises a new hood with a scoop that probably does absolutely nothing, as the model features a mid-engine, albeit electrified, layout.

A completely customized Lamborghini Revuelto has just been spotted cruising through the streets of Hinsdale, Illinois, and it’s the first full build of its kind, rocking an insane aero kit from Duke ...

This looks like the Revuelto SVJ that Lamborghini hasn't made (yet). 707 Passenger Jet Survives Upside Down Barrel Roll Skippy Settles the Debate—Can You Store Peanut Butter at Room Temperature ...

Most of the Carbon Aero kit parts can be ordered separately, and the Vision Widebody is offered in its entirety for $29995. The total cost of the forged carbon body kit elements offered by 1016 ...

1016 Industries’ Lamborghini Revuelto Widebody Kit Costs More Than A BMW M4 Order all of 1016's parts for the Revuelto and you'll need to cough up almost $130,000 by Brad Anderson ...

Lamborghini has been making waves in the automotive world lately. From the groundbreaking Revuelto PHEV to the high-performance Urus SE and Temerario, the Italian automaker continues to push the ...

Revuelto is a step in Lamborghini's electrification journey, a waypoint. But, it's a Lamborghini through and through. That starts with its looks. Lamborghini has an advantage here.

The Lamborghini Revuelto Edizione GT is the most expensive body kit on offer by German tuner DMC. The kit includes a vented hood, redesigned bumpers, and a massive rear wing.

This is the new Revuelto, Lamborghini's upcoming, 1,001-horsepower supercar. It'll sprint to 60 miles per hour in just 2.5 seconds and keep on going to a speed of... well, even Lamborghini isn't sure.