Lamborghini Spotted Out Testing

A Burst of Wild Verde Shock

Once again, car spotter Varryx hailing from Sant’Agata delivered us with our initial glance of a fresh Lamborghini creation while on its journey, this occurence the just-unveiled V12 hybrid supercar named Revuelto. Apart from the press photos and images taken at the manufacturing plant, there is plenty to be said for catching sight of a new car in motion, surely enabling a very distinct vision for somebody’s mindset about its exterior.

This fine instance is decked out in Lamborghini’s highly conspicuous Verde Shock color scheme, which nicely complements the avant-garde styling of the automaker’s newest flagship model. Additionally, a stealthily shrouded prototype of the same vehicle can be seen in the footage, suggesting that the Super Veloce model may already be in the works.

This is the FIRST Lamborghini Revuelto on the road!

One could anticipate many more distinct interfaces of the new Lamborghini Revuelto in the impending weeks and months, but this video also offers us a glimpse into the future of the Italian automaker’s product range. Employees of Lamborghini are witnessed driving both the BMW i7 and the Mercedes EQS, both premium EVs from Germany. The company which specializes in manufacturing cars has publically announced on various occasions that they are developing their very first EV model, likely to be a 2+2 enabling it to be used as regular transportation. Keeping in view, it seems that Lamborghini is making use of the EQS and i7 for gaining a better understanding to apply later on in the creation of their first EV. It could be possible that this EV could be more tailored to luxury; whether these lessons are received from the drive components or something else, this is left unknown, however, it’s definite that Lamborghini is treating its foray into electric vehicles with great gravity.

An eye-catching feature in the clip is a Lamborghini Huracan featuring cutting-edge round exhausts. It appears to be an early LP610-4 edition not fitted with the Tecnica body or Performance STO bodykit. This suggests that Lamborghini could be running a test drive with its future Huracan model. Although its shape might be similar, it cannot be confirmed if the engine will be a V6, V8 or V10. Nonetheless, previous sales of the Revuelto showcase the eagerness customers have for upcoming Lamborghini releases, having sold out within two years of their initial release.