Lamborghini unveils Revuelto SV, its most powerful production car ever
Lamborghini launched the Revuelto SV on August 14, 2026, a limited-edition hybrid version of its V12 Revuelto and the fastest, most powerful production car ever built at its factory. The model extends the SV line that began with the Miura SV.
Only 1,963 examples will be produced, priced from $741,172. Alessandro Farmeschi, Revuelto product line director, said the car offers buyers “the opportunity to go beyond in terms of performance” and “something more race-oriented” while preserving the adrenaline of driving a Lamborghini.
Power comes from Lamborghini’s naturally aspirated V12 engine and three electric motors, producing more than 1,050 horsepower and accelerating from zero to 100 kph (62 mph) in 2.4 seconds. Farmeschi said the V12 engine sound has been central to the company since its founding and that the hybrid system adds driving emotion rather than diluting it.
New aerodynamics include sharper angles, bolder fins, wings and air intakes to increase downforce. The car also gets a specially tuned suspension, new carbon-ceramic brake discs and a Pilota Mode race setting. Inside, sport seats use a carbon shell structure, and optional monocoque carbon fiber race seats offer a more authentic motorsport feel.
Lamborghini limited editions are typically sold out by the time they are announced, and SV versions tend to command higher prices in the collector market. Farmeschi said buyers choose the brand for design and technology but also because the cars retain value over time.
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