SytnerTV: 2026 Lamborghini Revuelto Review

The Lamborghini Revuelto takes the brand’s iconic V12 supercar formula into a new era, combining dramatic Italian styling with electrified performance. As Lamborghini’s flagship V12 model, it pairs a naturally aspirated 6.5-litre V12 engine with three electric motors, delivering close to 1,000 horsepower.

In this SytnerTV review, Matt takes a closer look at the Revuelto’s striking design and upgraded interior before getting behind the wheel to discover how this hybrid supercar performs on the road. Having driven several versions of the Lamborghini Aventador, he explores how the Revuelto builds on its predecessor while introducing a new level of comfort, technology and usability.

Design: Bold, Dramatic and Unmistakable

The Lamborghini Revuelto exterior makes an immediate impression, retaining the angular styling and unmistakable presence associated with the brand. The example featured in the video is finished in Grigio Nimbus, complemented by orange pinstriping and extensive carbon fibre detailing.

At the front, distinctive Y-shaped design elements create a sharp, purposeful appearance, while the dramatic bodywork and prominent side air intakes reinforce its performance credentials. The iconic Lamborghini scissor doors remain, adding to the theatre of the Revuelto, while a carbon fibre roof gives this particular example an extra sporting edge.

At the rear, an exposed 6.5-litre V12 engine takes centre stage, framed by carbon fibre detailing, bold Y-shaped lighting elements and a substantial rear diffuser. Twin exhaust outlets and a retractable rear spoiler complete the look, balancing visual drama with the functional elements expected of a high-performance supercar.

For a car that represents the next generation of Lamborghini’s V12 flagship, the Revuelto stays true to the brand’s unmistakable design language while pushing it forward.

Interior: Technology Meets Driver Focus

Inside, the Lamborghini Revuelto interior represents a significant evolution from the Aventador. The cabin retains the fighter-jet-inspired character of previous Lamborghini models, with a distinctive start-stop button, carbon fibre steering wheel and fixed shift paddles mounted on the steering column.

Modern technology takes centre stage, with a digital driver display, central infotainment screen and a dedicated passenger display. Wireless Apple CarPlay adds everyday convenience, while Alcantara upholstery, carbon fibre trim and orange accents complement the exterior specification.

One of the biggest improvements is the additional space. The Revuelto offers more headroom, room for the driver's feet and practical storage for everyday essentials, creating a cabin that feels more accommodating than its predecessor.

The result is an interior that remains focused on the driving experience while introducing greater comfort, improved technology and a more usable layout.

Conclusion: The Next Generation of Lamborghini V12 Performance

The Lamborghini Revuelto successfully brings together the brand's traditional V12 drama and a more modern, electrified approach to performance. Its striking design, technology-rich interior and close-to-1,000-horsepower hybrid powertrain make it a compelling successor to the Aventador.

What stands out most is its ability to balance contrasting qualities. It can offer quiet electric driving and impressive comfort yet transform into an exhilarating supercar at the touch of a button. Its improved usability adds another dimension, making it more accommodating without compromising its sporting character.

For Matt, the Revuelto delivers everything expected of a flagship Lamborghini V12: presence, performance and an unforgettable driving experience.

Watch the full SytnerTV video to see the Lamborghini Revuelto in detail and discover its V12 hybrid powertrain in action. For more information, please get in touch with Sytner Lamborghini.