The 2026 Lamborghini Revuelto Base represents the Italian marque’s boldest engineering statement yet, fusing a naturally aspirated V12 with a three-motor plug-in hybrid system to produce 1001 hp and redefine what a flagship supercar can be. This guide covers everything prospective buyers need to know, from powertrain specifications and interior appointments to pricing, safety technology, and ownership experience at Lamborghini Broward and Service Center.
There are supercars, and then there is the Revuelto. Lamborghini’s successor to the legendary Aventador arrives as the brand’s first series-production High Performance Electrified Vehicle, and it fundamentally changes the calculus of what a V12-powered machine can accomplish in the modern era. Road & Track named it their 2025 Performance Car of the Year, noting that it delivers on collective automotive fantasy better than any car before it — outlandish, primal, and utterly singular.
What makes the Base configuration so compelling is that it is not a stripped-down entry point — it is the full Revuelto experience. The 6.5L naturally aspirated V12 combined with three electric motors produces 1001 hp and 535 lb-ft of torque, channeled through an 8-speed dual-clutch transmission to all four wheels. Carbon-fiber sport bucket seats, leather and Alcantara upholstery, signature scissor doors, and a fully digital instrument cluster are all standard. The car arrives complete.
For the affluent professional based in Davie or commuting toward Fort Lauderdale’s business districts, the Revuelto occupies a unique position. It competes with the Ferrari SF90 Stradale, Ferrari 12 Cilindri, Aston Martin Vanquish, and McLaren 750S — but it brings a V12 acoustic signature and theatrical presence that none of those rivals can fully replicate. Buyers who want the visceral, high-revving character of a naturally aspirated engine alongside cutting-edge electrification will find the Revuelto without equal.
Lamborghini Broward and Service Center stocks genuine factory components for the Revuelto, so owners who want to personalize their car post-delivery can explore authentic Lamborghini parts and accessories with confidence in fitment and quality.
Every design decision on the Revuelto reads as intentional provocation. The carbon-fiber monofuselage construction — a 100% carbon fiber reinforced plastic front structure — is not merely a structural choice; it shapes the entire visual language of the car. Sharp creases, aggressive air channeling, and a mid-engine silhouette that sits low and wide communicate purpose before the engine ever fires.
The signature scissor doors are standard equipment, and they remain one of the most theatrically effective moments in automotive design. Opening vertically rather than swinging outward, they transform every arrival into an event — whether pulling up to a waterfront restaurant along Fort Lauderdale’s Intracoastal Waterway or parking at a weekend gathering in Davie. LED headlights with Y-shaped daytime running lights give the front end an unmistakable identity day or night, while full LED taillights complete the visual cohesion at the rear.
Standard alloy wheels measure 20 inches at the front and 21 inches at the rear, providing an aggressive staggered stance. Buyers seeking further visual distinction have an extensive palette of optional packages to consider. The Exterior Lower Shiny Carbon Package dresses the front spoiler splitter, rear diffuser, and rocker covers in high-gloss carbon fiber. The Exterior Upper Shiny Carbon Package extends that treatment to the roof, A-pillars, mirror caps, and rear wing. For those who prefer a stealthier aesthetic, parallel matte-finish versions — the Exterior Lower Matt Carbon Package and Exterior Upper Matt Carbon Package — achieve the same structural upgrade with a more subdued surface finish.
The active rear aerodynamic spoiler adjusts dynamically with speed, providing downforce when the car demands it and reducing drag during more relaxed cruising. Rain-sensing windshield wipers and power-adjustable heated exterior mirrors round out the exterior standard equipment, ensuring the Revuelto remains functional through South Florida’s frequent afternoon downpours as readily as it performs on a clear coastal highway.
The number that defines the Revuelto’s powertrain story is 1001 hp — but the architecture behind that figure is what separates this car from anything Lamborghini has previously produced. The naturally aspirated 6.5L V12 sits mid-mounted and drives the rear wheels through an 8-speed dual-clutch transmission. Three electric motors supplement that output, with one motor on each front axle and one integrated into the gearbox. The result is a torque-vectoring all-wheel drive system that can distribute power to individual wheels with a precision no mechanical differential alone could achieve.
| Feature | Base |
|---|---|
| Engine | 6.5L |
| Horsepower | 1001 hp |
| Torque | 535 lb-ft |
| Transmission | 8-speed dual-clutch |
| Drivetrain | All-wheel drive |
The Lamborghini Integrated Vehicle Dynamics system, LDVI 2.0, serves as the brain coordinating all of this hardware. It continuously monitors vehicle behavior and predictively adjusts torque distribution, suspension response, and stability intervention before the driver perceives a need for correction. In practice, this means the Revuelto feels planted and communicative even when the road surface changes abruptly — a meaningful advantage on Davie’s canal-adjacent streets after a tropical downpour, where standing water and sudden surface transitions are routine.
The standard carbon-ceramic disc brakes (CCB+) feature 10-piston front calipers and 4-piston rear calipers, delivering stopping power commensurate with the car’s performance envelope. A regenerative braking system captures energy during deceleration and routes it back to the 3.8 kWh battery, contributing to the car’s 5 miles of pure electric range. That figure is modest by plug-in hybrid standards, but it serves a practical purpose: silent, zero-emission operation at low speeds through residential neighborhoods or valet scenarios where the V12’s full presence would be unnecessary.
The adaptive sport suspension and four-wheel independent suspension geometry work together to keep the Revuelto composed at both extremes — supple enough for the flat, lush suburban roads surrounding Weston’s master-planned neighborhoods, and stiff enough to reward a driver who pushes toward the car’s considerable limits on an open stretch of highway. Speed-sensing power steering adjusts its weighting with vehicle speed, providing light, effortless inputs at parking lot velocities and increasingly direct response as speed builds.
Top Gear described the Revuelto’s electric systems as unobtrusive to the driving experience, calling it the friendliest, most refined, and most forward-thinking Lamborghini yet — high praise that speaks directly to the car’s dual identity as both a practical daily driver and a track-capable machine.
Seating two occupants, the Revuelto’s cockpit is designed around the driver-passenger relationship rather than passenger volume. Standard carbon-fiber sport bucket seats wrap both occupants in lightweight, high-grip structures that hold position during spirited driving without sacrificing the refinement expected of a flagship vehicle. Leather and Alcantara upholstery covers the surfaces, and a leather-wrapped multifunction sport steering wheel sits within easy reach of both paddle shifters and drive mode controls — keeping the driver’s hands on the wheel even during gear changes or mode transitions.
Dual-zone automatic climate control manages cabin temperature independently for driver and passenger, a practical feature on South Florida days where the sun can raise interior temperatures significantly between stops. Proximity keyless entry and push-button start eliminate fumbling for keys, while power windows with one-touch up/down operation add a layer of everyday convenience that the car’s sporting mission might otherwise suggest is unnecessary.
Buyers who want to personalize the interior experience have a rich menu of optional packages. The Classica Trim package ($5,500) brings classic leather seats with Classica door inserts, a refined dashboard upholstery layout, and contrast piping with tone-on-tone stitching — a sophisticated choice for those who prefer understated elegance over motorsport aggression. The Sportiva Trim package ($4,300) moves in the opposite direction, pairing high-grip Sportiva-specific seats with a leather and Corsa Tex trim mix and Corsa Tex upper dashboard and door panels. The Contrast Color Trim package ($3,382) creates a bicolor interior with contrasting seat inserts, door panels, and lower dashboard trim for a more dramatic visual effect.
For daily comfort upgrades, the Fully Electric and Heated Seats package ($3,247) adds multi-way power adjustment, driver and passenger seat heating, lumbar support, and seat memory functionality — features that matter when two people with different driving positions share a car regularly. An auto-dimming rearview mirror is standard, reducing glare during evening drives. The optional Ambient Light RGB package ($403) adds configurable multi-color LED elements in the footwells and center console, with color themes adjustable through the infotainment screen.
A fully digital instrument cluster greets the driver at startup, presenting vehicle data in a configurable layout that prioritizes the information most relevant to the current drive mode. The center of the dashboard houses an 8.4-inch vertical touchscreen that manages navigation, audio, and vehicle settings. Navigation with real-time traffic is standard, as is a performance telemetry system that records speed, g-force, and other dynamic parameters for drivers who want to analyze their driving sessions.
Standard Bluetooth wireless connectivity handles phone calls and audio streaming, and Amazon Alexa integration allows voice-activated control of compatible smart home devices and information queries without taking hands off the wheel. The standard Lamborghini Sound System provides audio playback, but buyers seeking a more immersive listening experience can add the optional Sonus Faber Premium Sound System ($6,628). This Italian-engineered audio upgrade features a multi-speaker configuration, a powerful multi-channel amplifier, advanced digital signal processing, and custom door grilles with aluminum accents — a fitting companion to a car built in Sant’Agata Bolognese.
Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are available through the optional Smartphone Interface and Connected Services package ($3,717), which also enables Lamborghini Connected Services compatibility and over-the-air software update capability. This package is the logical addition for professionals who need seamless phone integration during commutes between Davie and Fort Lauderdale’s business corridors. An optional Touch Passenger Display ($4,052) adds a 9.1-inch touchscreen on the passenger side of the dashboard, providing real-time performance telemetry including speed and g-force data, as well as independent infotainment controls — giving the passenger their own interface rather than a passive view of the driver’s screen.
Six airbags are standard — dual front airbags, front side-impact airbags, and driver and passenger knee airbags — with side-airbag head extensions providing additional coverage. The 100% carbon fiber reinforced plastic front structure of the monofuselage chassis contributes to structural integrity in a frontal impact, distributing and absorbing energy in ways that conventional steel construction cannot match at this weight class.
Electronic stability control, traction control, and anti-lock braking are all standard, forming the foundational layer of active safety that keeps the car’s 1001 hp manageable across varying road conditions. Active Lane Departure Warning is standard equipment, alerting the driver when the vehicle begins to drift from its lane without a turn signal input. An 8-channel optical parking system provides standard front and rear sensor coverage, with a 12-channel upgrade available through the optional Parking Pack. A rear view camera is standard.
Three optional packages meaningfully expand the driver assistance suite. The High Assistant package ($2,500) adds Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop & Go, Active Lane Keep Assist, Highway Traffic Jam Assist, and Traffic Sign Recognition — a practical set of features for highway driving between South Florida’s urban centers. The Surround Assistance Pack ($2,500) focuses on low-visibility scenarios, adding Lane Change Assist and Blind Spot Monitoring, Rear Cross Traffic Alert, an Exit Warning System, and a Rear Collision Pre-Crash System. The Parking Pack ($3,596) addresses the practical challenge of maneuvering a wide, low supercar in tight spaces, adding a 360-degree surround view camera with top view, rear view camera with active grid lines, and semi-automatic park assist for both parallel and perpendicular situations.
For buyers who want the most comprehensive coverage, the Full Assistant Package ($3,596) consolidates the High Assistant and Parking Pack features along with Autonomous Emergency Braking into a single bundle, representing the most complete driver assistance configuration available.
The 2026 Lamborghini Revuelto Base carries a starting MSRP of $604,363 with a destination charge of $3,995, placing the as-delivered starting point at $608,358 before any options are selected.
| Feature | Base |
|---|---|
| Base MSRP | $604,363 |
| Destination charge | $3,995 |
That figure reflects a car that arrives comprehensively equipped — the V12 hybrid powertrain, carbon-ceramic brakes, scissor doors, adaptive suspension, digital instrumentation, and leather and Alcantara interior are all included. Options are genuinely additive rather than corrective. Buyers who want to personalize further have access to an extensive catalog of packages spanning exterior carbon fiber treatments, interior trim themes, driver assistance bundles, audio upgrades, and wheel selections.
Notable optional packages include the Extended Matt Carbon Pack at $33,000, which covers the roof, A-pillars, rear bonnet, rear wing, and side air intakes in matte carbon fiber, and the Exterior Lower Shiny Carbon Package at $24,623, which addresses the front splitter, rear diffuser, and side skirts in gloss carbon. The Sonus Faber Premium Sound System adds $6,628, and the Touch Passenger Display adds $4,052. Buyers can also extend warranty coverage with a 4th-year extension for $7,900 or a 5th-year extension for $13,800.
Prospective buyers can browse our current Revuelto inventory to see available configurations, or take the first step toward ownership by submitting a credit application online ahead of visiting the showroom.
Lamborghini Broward and Service Center provides factory-authorized service for the Revuelto, with technicians trained specifically on the brand’s High Performance Electrified Vehicle architecture. The Revuelto’s plug-in hybrid system introduces complexity that requires specialized diagnostic equipment and expertise — not the kind of service that benefits from generalist handling. Owners can book a service appointment directly through the dealership’s online portal, keeping maintenance on schedule without disrupting a busy professional calendar.
For buyers who want to extend their coverage beyond the standard Lamborghini factory warranty, two optional extensions are available at the time of vehicle purchase: a 4th-year warranty extension ($7,900) and a 5th-year warranty extension ($13,800). These provide continued factory-backed protection for owners who plan to keep the car long-term or who simply prefer the peace of mind that manufacturer coverage provides over third-party alternatives.
The Lamborghini Connect Vehicle Tracking System is an optional standalone addition ($2,160) that provides GPS-based location services for the vehicle — a practical consideration for a car of this value. Lamborghini’s roadside assistance program provides manufacturer-backed emergency support should the need arise, ensuring that any unexpected situation is handled by personnel with direct knowledge of the vehicle’s systems.
The Revuelto has accumulated a notable collection of third-party recognition since its introduction, validating the engineering ambition behind the car’s design.
Road & Track awarded it their 2025 Performance Car of the Year, a distinction that reflects the editorial consensus of one of the most respected automotive publications in the United States. Robb Report named it their Best Supercar of 2025, recognizing its position at the apex of the luxury performance segment. Esquire designated it their Sports Car of the Year for 2025, acknowledging its cultural resonance beyond pure performance metrics.
On the design side, the Revuelto received the Best of the Best Product Design recognition from the Red Dot Design Award in 2025 — one of the most prestigious industrial design honors globally. It also earned the 2024 Good Design Award from The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design, recognizing the coherence and innovation of its visual and structural design language.
These recognitions collectively confirm what the specification sheet suggests: the Revuelto is not merely a fast car with a recognizable badge, but a benchmark achievement in performance vehicle design and engineering that has earned respect across automotive, luxury, and design communities alike.
The Base trim starts at $604,363 MSRP, with a destination charge of $3,995. The as-delivered starting point before any options is $608,358.
The Revuelto Base offers 5 miles of pure electric range, supported by a 3.8 kWh battery. This is not intended for extended EV commuting but provides silent, zero-emission operation at low speeds — useful for navigating residential neighborhoods or valet situations.
EPA-rated fuel economy is 10 mpg city / 17 mpg highway / 12 mpg combined on premium unleaded fuel.
The Revuelto is a two-seat coupe. It accommodates the driver and one passenger.
Standard safety equipment includes Active Lane Departure Warning, an 8-channel optical parking system, a rear view camera, electronic stability control, traction control, ABS, and Lamborghini Integrated Vehicle Dynamics (LDVI) 2.0. Advanced features such as Adaptive Cruise Control, Blind Spot Monitoring, and Autonomous Emergency Braking are available through optional packages.
Yes. Lamborghini offers an optional 4th-year warranty extension for $7,900 and a 5th-year extension for $13,800, both available at the time of vehicle purchase.
Fuel economy and range by trim
| Feature | Base |
|---|---|
| MPG | 10 city / 17 hwy / 12 combined |
| EV range | 5 miles |
| Battery (kWh) | 3.8 |
The 2026 Lamborghini Revuelto Base is a singular machine in the current automotive landscape — a car that preserves the naturally aspirated V12 character that defines the brand’s heritage while embracing electrification as a genuine performance tool rather than a regulatory concession. With 1001 hp, torque-vectoring all-wheel drive, carbon-ceramic brakes, and a carbon-fiber monofuselage chassis, it arrives as a complete performance statement. The five-time award winner in 2024 and 2025 has earned its accolades through engineering substance, not marketing narrative.
For buyers in the South Florida market who value a car that performs as dramatically as it looks, the Revuelto occupies a position no competitor currently fills with the same combination of acoustic drama, electrified precision, and Italian craftsmanship. Lamborghini Broward and Service Center at 4645 Volunteer Rd, Davie, FL 33330 is the authorized destination for experiencing the Revuelto in person, exploring the full options catalog, and working with specialists who understand the car at a technical level. Give our team (954) 618-0150 to arrange a consultation or schedule a visit. You can also explore our pre-owned exotic inventory and learn more about who we are and the team that will be working with you throughout the ownership journey.
