First Revuelto One-Off Unveiled at Lamborghini Arena Gathering

Lamborghini has unveiled its first Revuelto one-off model at the Lamborghini Arena gathering event.

The enigmatic Lamborghini Revuelto has created many headlines, notably for being the first flagship model by the Italian automaker to feature a partially-electrified powertrain in the form of a V12 plug-in hybrid (PHEV). Months after making its global debut, the Revuelto has finally gotten a special one-off model commissioned by the marque for its Lamborghini Arena event.

Held at the infamous Imola circuit earlier this month, this inaugural Lambo event has gathered Raging Bulls fans and owners across the globe, with over 500 vehicles displayed and participating in the event.

This special one-off Revuelto comes draped in exclusive Grigio Hati grey hue with Verde Scandal green accents.

Penned by Lambo’s bespoke arm, Ad Personam, this special Revuelto comes draped in a unique grey hue known as Grigio Hati, which is contrasted with several green Verde Scandal accents and black racing stripes scattered throughout its exterior. Not to be confused with said green hue, the brake callipers are actually draped in brighter Verde Chiaro.

Complementing this unique grey hue is a slew of carbon fibre parts and trims, which include the roof, engine cover, and rear diffuser, while the staggered 21-inch front and 22-inch rear wheels this special model rides on are finished in gloss black.

On board, this special Revuelto gets a black-and-green colour combination to somewhat match its exterior design. For starters, the sport seats are wrapped in Nero Ade-hued upholstery, with its stitching and piping coming in the same Verde Scandal hue as the exterior accents. Also present here is a full embroidery of the Imola circuit with lettering that reads ‘Lamborghini Arena 2024’ to depict where this special model made its first appearance.

Topping off this special model’s cabin makeover are a slew of carbon fibre accents and trims, as well as a special commemorative plate on its front dash with ‘Lamborghini Arena 2024’ and ‘Ad Personam’ logos.

As of now, Lamborghini has yet to announce any plans to sell this special model, although we’d reckon the Sant’Agata-based marque would prefer to keep this first one-off Revuelto in its archive. Not to mention that the Revuelto has technically been sold out for the coming two years, meaning that the earliest you can get the car if you place a booking now is by 2026.