Cast your mind back, and some might recall that remarkably, this isn’t the first Revuelto we’ve had in stock or featured in this email. A question that might arise from being around such high-end machinery, is this: does it ever get normal? Or even boring?

Whilst we think about that, let’s talk about the car in question. The 1,015bhp, 6.5-litre… car. Except car isn’t really the right word. Take a look at the rear of the car, and ‘rocket’ comes to mind. It seems more… appropriate.

2024

2,650

Grigio Acheso

Nero Ade and Terra Kedros Ad Personam

Since last time we talked a lot about Revuelto, this time we’ll talk about this Revuelto. The outside of the car is Grigio Acheso matt (with matt PPF, thankfully), but considering the spec of this car, if it’s on the outside of this car and it’s not Grey, then there’s a high chance it’s made of carbon fibre. Notably, both lower and upper exterior packages, door fin, interior details and steering wheel, as well as the gigantic rear diffuser. Even the wheel caps. This car is more than carbon though – the interior is Ad Personam, which if you speak Lamborghini, you’ll know means it’s something very special.

Pretty much every surface you can touch on the interior is leather, thanks to the optional leather pack. A delightful brown, called Terra Kedros, with inverted stitching. Look up, and you’ll see optional Q-Citura stitching on the roof too. It’s a really nice place to be. There’s a passenger display, as if the V12 symphony that emits from the Matt Black tailpipes isn’t thrilling enough for you (unless you’re in the all-electric EV mode, of course).

So what do you think? Normal, or boring? We think the answer is pretty obvious.

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