Spy Shots Reveal Lamborghini Revuelto SV with Massive Rear Wing Before Official Debut

Spy shots have just exposed the Lamborghini Revuelto SV ahead of its scheduled reveal. The most extreme version of the hybrid supercar will make its official debut during Monterey Car Week. The new look carries a clear aggressive character with a massive rear wing.

The changes start at the front with a sharper nose, a prominent front splitter, and larger air intakes. Side sills feature a more menacing design, while the rear is dominated by a large fixed wing and a huge diffuser that gives the car a completely different personality from the standard Revuelto. New center-lock wheels appeared clearly with the SV badge on the rear fenders.

Comprehensive Aerodynamic Modifications for the Lamborghini Revuelto SV

Patent drawings had already revealed some of the expected modifications, especially in areas related to aerodynamics. A new front bumper design, deeper air ducts. A more pronounced splitter, along with modifications to the side air intakes that feed the V12 engine and the hybrid drivetrain. The goal was clearly to enhance downforce and stability at high speeds.

The rear shows the most obvious changes with the large fixed wing and new vertical elements around the exhaust outlets. The rear diffuser has become more massive, exposing larger portions of the underbody tunnels. These elements together point to a strong focus on aerodynamic efficiency and track performance.

Expected Power Exceeding 1000 HP in the SV Version

The standard Lamborghini Revuelto relies on a 6.5-liter naturally aspirated V12 engine alongside three electric motors, producing a combined output of 1015 metric horsepower with an eight-speed dual-clutch gearbox and all-wheel drive. Leaks suggested the SV version could see power rise to around 1065 horsepower, along with revisions to the suspension, brakes, and electronics. These figures were not officially confirmed at the time the leaks emerged.

The Super Veloce name returns once again to the top of the Lamborghini lineup, a designation historically used by the brand for its most performance-focused supercars. The expected results could make this version one of the most powerful road-legal cars Lamborghini has ever produced.