Lamborghini have finally released their latest flagship model , The Lamborghini Revuelto . The Revuelto is the replacement for the Lamborghini Aventador and the team at Lamborghini have taken the design and technology to a new level. 

Performance

Lamborghini have continued the use of their 6.5L naturally aspirated V12 engine by implementing it in the Revuelto. However, this time the powertrain has been electrified with three electric motors providing a total power output of 1015 horsepower. This allows the Revuelto to reach from 0 -100 km/h in approximately 2.5 seconds. The 6.5L naturally aspirated V12 engine now produces 815 horsepower and redlines at an ever higher 9500rpm. There are electric motors mounted to each front wheel, while a third motor is mounted on top of a new 8 speed dual clutch automatic gearbox. The Revuelto is a Plug in Hybrid Similar to the Ferrari SF90 which means it can run on electric power alone whilst cruising in the city.

Design

The Revuelto pays homage to Lamborghini's legacy while also introducing a fresh era through its exterior design. Although the vehicle's outline adheres to the renowned single center line, the sharply defined contours and seamless negative radiuses produce a cutting-edge appearance that unambiguously positions the Revuelto as a member of Lamborghini's latest generation of supercars. The famous V12 is showcased in the rear as a tribute to its iconic status.

The Aventador's low-slung silhouette and "wedge" shape are maintained in the Revuelto, along with the iconic vertically-opening scissor doors present in every V12 Lamborghini since the Countach. The car also incorporates numerous features from the Sian limited edition, including three-piece daytime running lights and a black side vent with a distinctive zig-zag design that directs air towards the engine. The Revuelto rides on 21-inch alloy wheels at the front and 22-inch wheels at the rear, while its hidden door handles serve the dual purpose of enhancing aerodynamics and channeling air into the radiators on both sides. The Y-shaped rear lights resemble those on the Centenario limited edition, and the roof shape is inspired by that car as well. Unique to the Revuelto are its massive high-mounted exhausts and the exposed engine, both of which contribute to the car's bold and distinctive character.