Motor1.com- Lamborghini has revealed its flagship Revuelto SV, described as looking "bonkers."
- The Revuelto SV is the higher-performance evolution of Lamborghini's plug-in-hybrid V12 flagship, getting sharper for the track while keeping its three-motor hybrid layout.
- The new variant builds on the standard Revuelto with chassis, aero, and powertrain tweaks aimed at quicker lap times and more consistent performance in circuit use.
- The Revuelto SV retains the mid-mounted V12 with three electric motors and a dual-clutch gearbox driving all four wheels, but gains model-specific calibration and hardware changes.
- Lamborghini presents the SV as the most focused version of its hybrid halo car so far, slotting above the existing Revuelto in the lineup.
- Lamborghini has revised the control software to alter torque delivery and energy deployment strategy for extended track running.
- Chassis updates include new suspension tuning, specific wheel and tire setups, and revised electronic control systems for stability, traction, and torque vectoring.
- Aerodynamic changes focus on increased downforce and improved cooling, with model-specific bodywork and airflow management elements that differentiate the SV from the regular Revuelto at a glance.
Lamborghini has introduced the Revuelto SV, a track-oriented evolution of its hybrid flagship, enhancing performance with a mid-mounted V12 engine paired with three electric motors.124
The Revuelto SV features sharper aerodynamics and revised software that optimizes torque delivery and energy deployment for extended track use.6
Key updates include new suspension tuning, specific wheel and tire setups, and improved electronic control systems for better stability and traction.7
The aerodynamic enhancements focus on increased downforce and improved cooling, with distinctive bodywork that sets the SV apart from the standard Revuelto.8
Lamborghini positions the SV as the most performance-oriented version of its hybrid halo car, aiming for quicker lap times and more consistent performance on the circuit.
The Revuelto SV retains its dual-clutch gearbox and all-wheel drive, but with model-specific calibrations and hardware changes to enhance its track capabilities.
As the automaker continues to push the boundaries of hybrid technology, the Revuelto SV exemplifies Lamborghini's commitment to performance and innovation in the automotive world.
“The SV retains the mid-mounted V12 with three electric motors and a dual-clutch gearbox, but gains model-specific calibration and hardware changes. Lamborghini revised the control software to alter torque delivery and energy deployment for extended track running.”
