Lamborghini Revuelto SV Debuts as Brand's Most Powerful Car Ever
Lamborghini's limited-edition Revuelto SV packs over 1,050 hp and a $741,172 starting price, hitting 100 kph in 2.4 seconds.
Lamborghini on Wednesday unveiled the Revuelto SV, a limited-edition V12 hybrid supercar that now stands as the most powerful production vehicle the Italian automaker has ever built. With a sticker price beginning at $741,172, the car is positioned squarely at the pinnacle of the ultra-luxury performance segment, targeting collectors and serious enthusiasts willing to pay a premium for record-breaking capability.
The powertrain is the headline story: the Revuelto SV generates more than 1,050 horsepower by pairing a high-revving naturally aspirated V12 engine with a hybrid electric system — a combination that Lamborghini says propels the car from zero to 100 kilometers per hour in just 2.4 seconds. That sprint time places the SV among the fastest road-legal accelerators on the planet, underlining how hybridization has become a tool for raw performance rather than simply fuel efficiency in the supercar world.
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The SV designation — short for Super Veloce, or "super fast" in Italian — carries significant weight in Lamborghini's history, previously reserved for the brand's most extreme, track-focused variants. Reviving it on the Revuelto signals that Lamborghini is doubling down on performance leadership even as the broader auto industry pivots toward electrification. The limited-edition nature of the model is likely to further inflate demand among buyers who view these vehicles as appreciating assets as much as driving machines.
From a market perspective, the Revuelto SV arrives at a moment when the ultra-luxury and hypercar segment has shown remarkable resilience despite broader economic uncertainty. Automakers at the top of the price ladder have consistently reported order books stretching years into the future, and a flagship like the SV — limited in supply and loaded with heritage branding — is precisely the kind of release that generates immediate waitlists.
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