A stealthy, tuned Lamborghini Revuelto has surfaced on the streets of Sacramento, drawing eyeballs with a head-turning combination of subtle enhancements and signature Italian supercar attitude.
Shared on social media by @diamondautosport, the customized Revuelto ditches flash for finesse, rocking a clean white exterior accented by a black roof and matching gloss black Y-spoke wheels. Red brake calipers deliver a sharp visual pop, adding contrast and a hint of menace to the otherwise refined aesthetic.
Although the modifications might appear minor to the untrained eye, car enthusiasts will spot a number of key changes. A vented aftermarket hood, an aggressive front splitter with extended side blades, and sculpted side skirts with integrated aero pieces have all been bolted on. Around the rear, a reshaped diffuser with chunkier fins and a large rear wing elevate the car’s attitude without tipping into excessive tuner territory. The taillights have also been smoked for a more menacing stare.
Despite the radical exterior, there’s no word on any interior or powertrain upgrades—suggesting the cabin remains in factory form, and the hybrid V12 setup likely untouched. That’s not necessarily a bad thing, considering the Revuelto’s stock specs: a 6.5-liter naturally aspirated V12 mated to three electric motors, pushing a total of 1,001 horsepower. That’s enough for a 0-62 mph sprint in 2.5 seconds and a top speed of 217 mph.
The cost of the modifications remains undisclosed, but considering the Revuelto’s $610,000 base price, even subtle tweaks likely add up fast. Still, this build proves that when it comes to tuning a flagship Lamborghini, less really can be more—as long as it’s done with taste and precisio
Elizabeth Puckett