This Lamborghini Revuelto Gets a Widebody Kit With Serious Batmobile EnergyMotorBiscuitSaajan JogiaWed, September 23, 2026 at 2:54 PM UTCAdd us on GoogleLamborghini's already dramatic Revuelto has been given an even more intimidating appearance thanks to tuner Venuum Black. Called the Voltoro V1, this modified version trades much of the factory car's angular appearance for an aggressive widebody design dominated by dark exterior finishes, giving the super sports car a look that wouldn't be out of place in Batman's garage.The Revuelto is already one of Lamborghini's most powerful production cars, combining a naturally aspirated 6.5-liter V12 with three electric motors for a total output of 1,001 horsepower. Venuum Black does not appear to have altered that powertrain, instead concentrating its work on the car's styling, Motor1 reported.Image Credit: Venuum Black / InstagramAdvertisementAdvertisementThe centerpiece of the conversion is the widebody package, which extends the Revuelto's fenders and gives the supercar a broader, lower-looking stance. At the front, Venuum Black adds a prominent splitter and winglets, while the hood receives additional vents that further change the appearance of the nose. There is no indication that these modifications provide measurable improvements to the car's cooling or aerodynamic performance.The transformation becomes even more noticeable toward the rear. A fixed wing replaces the relatively restrained appearance of the standard Revuelto, while a larger lower diffuser completes the revised design. The aerodynamic elements are intended to work together to increase downforce and improve stability at higher speeds, although the tuner has not provided specific performance figures.Gold turbine-style wheels provide a sharp contrast to the predominantly black bodywork. Inside, the cabin has also been redesigned around the same dark aesthetic, although Venuum Black has yet to reveal detailed information about the materials or individual interior changes.Image Credit: Venuum Black / InstagramAdvertisementAdvertisementUnderneath the bodywork, the Revuelto appears to retain its original hybrid setup. Its V12 works alongside three electric motors and sends power through an eight-speed dual-clutch transmission mounted behind the engine. That means the Voltoro V1 remains fundamentally the same super sports car beneath its dramatically altered exterior.Venuum Black has not revealed how much the conversion costs. Considering the extent of the bodywork and the changes made throughout the car, the Voltoro V1 is unlikely to be an inexpensive way to make a Revuelto more distinctive.For owners looking to separate their cars from other examples of Lamborghini's flagship hybrid supercar, however, the Voltoro V1 offers a particularly dark interpretation of the Revuelto's design.
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