The Lamborghini Revuelto is already a powerhouse supercar, but Spanish-founded tuner Venuum Black has pushed its aggressive design even further with the custom Voltoro V1.
A More Aggressive Revuelto Design
The Revuelto is the first series-production Lamborghini with more than 1,000 horsepower while retaining the brand’s iconic low-slung stance and intricate design cues. Venuum Black’s Voltoro V1 adds an aggressive widebody kit finished in a dark theme, following the tuner’s approach on other builds, including its blacked-out Ferrari Luce with additional aerodynamic elements and a wing.
At the front, the Voltoro V1 features a large splitter paired with winglets. The hood receives a more aggressive design with what appear to be air vents that, if functional, could help cool the front radiator.
Revuelto Powertrain Appears Unchanged
Venuum Black did not mention any powertrain upgrades for the Voltoro V1. The build therefore appears to retain the Revuelto’s mid-mounted 6.5-liter naturally aspirated V12 paired with three electric motors, producing a combined 1,001 horsepower from the factory.
The standard powertrain also includes an 8-speed dual-clutch transmission mounted transversely behind the engine. The engine is mounted at the back, following the layout used by the Revuelto’s predecessors, the Aventador and Murciélago.
Gold Wheels and a Fixed Rear Wing
Venuum Black fitted the Voltoro V1 with gold turbine-style wheels that contrast with the blacked-out theme. The rear also features a prominent fixed wing in place of the standard Revuelto’s active rear spoiler.
Lamborghini introduced a more conspicuous fixed wing on the Revuelto SV, which was unveiled during Monterey Car Week last month.
Inside, the cabin receives a two-tone black-and-white finish along with Venuum badging. The seat headrests also feature embroidery that appears to be the logo of Giran Republic, a record label founded by Nigerian artist Asake.
Voltoro V1 Pricing Has Not Been Disclosed
Venuum Black did not disclose pricing for the Voltoro V1. With modifications extending from the front to the back, the build is not expected to be inexpensive.
For reference, the standard Revuelto starts at over $600,000 in the U.S. It serves as Lamborghini’s flagship range above the Temerario and Urus, a performance SUV that Venuum Black has already customized with its Furioso build.
Venuum Black’s Other Custom Builds
The Voltoro V1 joins Venuum Black’s other aggressive takes on expensive cars, including the low-slung, chrome-accented Rolls-Royce Ghost called the RR Ghost Vanta and the one-off Ferrari Purosangue built for American influencer-turned-boxer Jake Paul.
With its widebody design, gold turbine-style wheels, fixed rear wing and dark finish, the Voltoro V1 gives the Lamborghini Revuelto an even more aggressive visual identity while leaving its disclosed factory powertrain specifications unchanged.
