Revuelto Opera Unica: a seaside inspired Lambo

Lamborghini has unveiled the one-of-a-kind Revuelto Opera Unica. The unique supercar was created by the Ad Personam bespoke atelier department and Lamborghini Centro Stile, and is inspired by the seascapes of Sardinia.



The exterior of the Revuelto Opera Unica showcases an exclusive paint job that took 475 hours of specialist work. To create the sea wave effect, it took a lot of templates and masks, two- and three-colour transitions, and handpainting to depict waves crashing against the rocks. A lot of effort was also put into interior details, including the ignition button cover — it took 85 hours of embroidery alone to achieve the unique wet stitching effect.



Revuelto Opera Unica uses a specially developed colouring technique using three shades of blue, reminiscent of the crystalline waters of Sardinia. The main colour, Blu Tawaret, contrasts with the brighter Blu Cepheus and the deeper Blu Okeanos, creating the effect of shimmering water. The interior complements this theme with Blu Delphinus upholstery and lighter Blu Amon accents combined with contrasting stitching and Bianco Leda trim.



The Revuelto is powered by a plug-in hybrid powertrain based on a V12 engine. The total power output is more than 1000 hp, acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h takes only 2.5 seconds and the top speed exceeds 350 km/h. Lamborghini has not yet announced whether the car will be offered for sale. But by this project, the company's customers can understand the capabilities of the Ad Personam bespoke atelier and the Centro Stile of the company, and order no less unique car for themselves.