The Revuelto’s Villain Era
The Lamborghini Revuelto itself is already a powerhouse supercar, being the first series-production Lambo with over 1,000 horsepower while retaining the iconic low-slung stance and intricate design cues. However, Spanish-founded tuner Venuum Black showed that even the Revuelto can look more extreme with its custom build called the Voltoro V1.
Venuum Black built the Voltoro V1 with an aggressive widebody kit finished in a dark theme, similar to its other designs, like the blacked-out Ferrari Luce complete with aero additions and a wing. That goes to show that the tuner isn’t customizing cars to follow traditional routes, though for the Revuelto, this motif already appears to be a natural fit.
Every Angle Wants Attention
At the front, the Voltoro V1 comes with a large splitter paired with winglets. The hood also gets a more aggressive design with what appear to be air vents, which, if they are functional, can help cool the front radiator. The engine is mounted at the back like its predecessors, the Aventador and Murciélago.
However, Venuum Black didn’t mention any powertrain upgrades, so its Revuelto build likely retains the mid-mounted 6.5-liter naturally aspirated V12 with three electric motors, making a combined output of 1,001 horsepower from the factory. The standard powertrain also features an 8-speed dual-clutch transmission mounted transversely behind the engine.
The tuner also installed gold turbine-style wheels, accenting the blacked-out theme, and a prominent fixed rear wing in place of the standard model’s active rear spoiler. Lamborghini did introduce a more conspicuous fixed wing on the Revuelto SV, unveiled during Monterey Car Week last month. Inside, the cabin gets a two-tone black-and-white finish along with Venuum badging. It also has embroidery on the seat headrest that appears to be the logo of Giran Republic, a record label founded by Nigerian artist Asake.
The Wild Bunch
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.
However, Venuum Black did not disclose pricing for the Voltoro V1. Given that the modifications extend from front to back, it is reasonable to expect the build won’t be cheap. For reference, the standard Revuelto starts at over $600,000 in the U.S. It is positioned as the Raging Bull brand’s flagship range above the Temerario and Urus, a performance SUV the tuner has already worked on with its Furioso build.
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