Autocar iconAutocarAug 14, 2026 ~1 min source read

Extreme new Lamborghini Revuelto SV storms in with 1051bhp

At the car's heart is the same 6.5-litre V12 that the regular Revuelto uses, but the SV gets a bigger, 7.3kWh battery to power its three electric motors. This boosts the total output by 50bhp to 1051bhp, outmuscling its 1036bhp Ferrari 849 Testarossa rival, and cuts its 0-62mph time to 2.4sec.

Extreme new Lamborghini Revuelto SV storms in with 1051bhp

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At the car's heart is the same 6.5-litre V12 that the regular Revuelto uses, but the SV gets a bigger, 7.3kWh battery to power its three electric motors.

This boosts the total output by 50bhp to 1051bhp, outmuscling its 1036bhp Ferrari 849 Testarossa rival, and cuts its 0-62mph time to 2.4sec.

The SV also brings 80% more downforce than the standard car and 10% more than even the strictly limited Aventador SVJ.

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At the car's heart is the same 6.5-litre V12 that the regular Revuelto uses, but the SV gets a bigger, 7.3kWh battery to power its three electric motors. This boosts the total output by 50bhp to 1051bhp, outmuscling its 1036bhp Ferrari 849 Testarossa rival, and cuts its 0-62mph time to 2.4sec. The SV also brings 80% more downforce than the standard car and 10% more than even the strictly limited Aventador SVJ.

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  • The rear diffuser remains but its underside has been flattened to improve downforce.
  • That's thanks to a new front splitter, which has its air-splitting vanes highlighted in red, as well as a fixed rear spoiler that sits in place of the regular Revuelto's active unit.

Details worth keeping

Super Veloce treatment turns V12 Lambo into a warp-speed track slayer with titanic power The new Revuelto SV brings even more firepower to Lamborghini's PHEV hypercar, and is the "essence of Lamborghini's DNA", according to CEO Stephan Winkelmann.

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