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Lamborghini Revuelto upgraded with $134,925 carbon components

American company 1016 Industries has once again shown why it is a leader in the production of precision-engineered carbon fiber components. Its latest projects are two carbon fiber body kits for the Lamborghini Revuelto, the Carbon Aero Program and the Vision Widebody.

The Carbon Aero Program, which transforms the design of the car to a new level, includes a front lip, front upper lip, drl surrounds, vented front fenders, door blades, race hood, mirror covers, side skirts, side intake vents, rear diffuser, active rear spoiler, fixed race spoiler, roof scoop, and roof scoop fin. All parts are available in forged carbon fiber, standard carbon fiber, and fiber-reinforced polymer.

The Vision Widebody features flared front and rear wheel arches, carbon side components, and a racing carbon fin that connects the roof opening to a new fixed rear wing. It should be noted that all components are easy to install and do not require body modifications.

The Lamborghini Revuelto is powered by a naturally aspirated 6.5-liter V12 engine combined with three electric motors for a total of 1,015 horsepower. This hybrid system not only enhances performance but also improves fuel efficiency and reduces emissions, making the Revuelto a more environmentally conscious choice in the world of supercars.

When it comes to price, the Vision Widebody can be ordered with all components only at a price of $29,995 in carbon, or $32,995 in forged carbon fiber. Those who opt for all components will have to pay a whopping $134,925 for forged carbon or $122,025 for carbon fiber.

Source: 1016 Industries

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Lamborghini Revuelto upgraded with $134,925 carbon components
Tuning

Lamborghini Urus with BKSS Part Carbon Fiber Wide Body Kit

Since the Lamborghini Urus arrived on the market, it quickly gained great popularity and became the basis of many Tuner projects. One of the last ones to be presented is the work of the tuner company DarwinPRO Aerodynamics, which equipped this model with the Performante BKSS Part Carbon Fiber Wide Body Kit.

At first glance, it looks like DarwinPRO Aerodynamics copied or took inspiration from Mansory’s creation. The car is covered in matte purple foil and equipped with a multitude of carbon components that include a front grille with a splitter, new carbon air intake covers, a radiator grille, a new hood, as well as new sills, a rear diffuser and a fixed carbon wing. There are also custom fenders, which fit perfectly with the aftermarket 23″ wheels.

There were no changes under the bonnet. The Urus is powered by a 4.0L twin-turbo V8 engine with 657 hp and 627 lb-ft of torque, paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission that sends power to all wheels. It reaches 62 mph (100 km/h) in 3.5 seconds with a top speed of 305 km/h.

The body kit is compatible with 2022-2025 Lamborghini Urus S & Performante.

Source: DarwinPRO Aerodynamics

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Lamborghini Urus with BKSS Part Carbon Fiber Wide Body Kit
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Buying expensive cars in the US has become risky

Buying a new car in the United States has become risky, especially if the car is being shipped long distances. Delivery can take a long time, and car thieves use this to steal expensive models. One such case occurred recently when a Rolls-Royce Dawn convertible worth $ 300,000 was stolen.

The car was purchased in Florida and was supposed to be delivered to a buyer in Detroit. However, the Rolls-Royce Dawn never arrived, despite being purchased on January 18. The buyer, Nader Eldamouni, was left without a car that he wanted to add to his collection of cars that includes Lamborghinis, Rolls-Royce Phantoms and Mercedes-Benz G-Classes.

In 2024, a thief broke into the systems of the delivery company Dealer’s Choice Auto Transport, and saw the delivery schedule and contact information of the drivers. “The criminal hacked the driver’s portal and knew which vehicles were being transported and where they were being transported. He contacted the driver posing as the customer and gave him new information with instructions on where to deliver the car,” Steven Yariv told WSVN.

The thief stole several luxury cars in this way, such as a Mercedes GLS600 Maybach ($200,000) and a Rolls-Royce Cullinan SUV ($400,000).

Unfortunately, these are not the only cases, as a similar incident also occurred with a Houston customer who bought a Ferrari in New York, but it was delivered to an unknown person in Miami.

Source: WSVN-TV via YouTube, Photo: EPA-EFE