I know many of us are eagerly awaiting the first customer cars that Lamborghini will deliver of its brand new Revuelto hybrid V12 supercar. Sant’Agata marks the entry into hybrid production of super sports cars, combining electric motors with the magnificent V12 engine. For the first time, apart from the limited edition Lamborghini Sian and Countach LPI 800-4, the Revuelto will be the first true hybrid to be produced in Sant’Agata for some mass production, next there will be the replacement for the Lamborghini Huracán and a hybrid version of their super SUV, the Urus.
I also know for a fact that some of the more well-known tuners out there will be unveiling an aerodynamic package for the new Lamborghini flagship once they get their hands on a real car, but I think one of the most elaborate sets will come from them, as always Mansory and are typically the quickest to develop a complete front-to-back aerodynamic package for a brand new Lamborghini soon after the new car becomes available to them, and while their official website is still unclear on the picture showing that As they are actively working on developing their kit, we found an artist who has created some really interesting looking renderings of how Mansory might design Lamborghini’s new V12 hybrid. Bagrawala.
Bagrawala shows a lot of forged carbon fiber on the exterior parts of his interpretation of the Mansory Revuelto, and that makes sense since we know for a fact that Mansory has its own carbon fiber autoclave in-house, so they can produce regular woven carbon fiber, custom-made carbon fiber in the B2 Bomber style and also their custom forged carbon fiber panels, and they will certainly use this lightweight, modern material for the upcoming Lamborghini Revuelto styling package, which will certainly have a deeper front spoiler, possibly with a deep lip and vertical uprights on either side of the front bumper, which could potentially be swapped out for a more aggressively styled Mansory unit, perhaps not at first but certainly as a sort of 2.0 version of their aerodynamic option.
We may even see wider fenders both front and rear, as is the case with almost every single aerodynamic package they produce, and a new front hood with integrated vents is another certainty in my opinion, forged carbon fiber on the wing mirror housings certainly are a gift, as are replacement parts for the vertical fin behind the front wheels, which can be either color-coded or made of visible carbon fiber straight from the factory, but it’s left to Mansory to offer a wealth of other options for this fin, and add a few more fins to the Add a door, as we saw with the Lamborghini Terzo Millennio Concept EV.
When I think of the great Terzo Millennio, I think that the front of this Mansory Revuelto was inspired by this all-electric concept car and transferred it to the new design of the Lamborghini Revuelto. On the side we find a more aggressive side skirt that extends to the rear fender, which now houses an air intake with horizontal slats, similar to what we saw on the Ferrari Testarossa but in a smaller package, and I have to admit that I’m impressed rear fender of this Mansory Revuelto render Think of the AMG One hypercar with those Mercedes-style three-pointed stars, but that might just be me.
If we take a look at the rear bumper/diffuser configuration, it’s clear that Bragawala has gone all-in on forged carbon fiber here. There’s a very aggressive racing-style lower diffuser with massive vertical stabilizing ribs to keep the Mansory Revuelto straight at high speeds, and I have to admit I rather like the design around the centrally mounted exhaust pipes on these renders, they look to me like the exhaust pipes of a jet fighter, and to be honest I like the design of the rear wing too, it’s massive and exaggerated, but that’s how a Mansory conversion should be. Mansory is known for their love it or hate it designs, and while I don’t always like what they do, I have to admit their workmanship and attention to detail seems unmatched in its niche market.
Of course, all of these renderings are just that, a fantasy that Bagrawala created in Blender, taking into account what Mansory has done before with cars like the Lamborghini Aventador and Lamborghini Huracan, with an eye on the Urus Venatus, the Carbonado, the Carbonado EVO and other total conversions Mansory has created over the years, they even went so far as to design a completely different front for their latest Lamborghini Aventador conversion, the 2020 Mansory Carbrera.
Will Mansory surprise us with anything compared to other tuners out there when they finally reveal their take on the Lamborghini Revuelto? I’m sure they will, they always do, but will it look anything like these renders? I’m not so sure what we can see in these very beautiful Bagrawala designs, definitely looks good, but it’s also very predictable if you ask me, and if there’s one thing we’ve learned from Mansory over the last few years , then it is that they are not predictable at all, so I think we will get something even more sophisticated from Mansory when it comes to Sant’Agata’s new V12 flagship… only time will tell.
