Vorsteiner, the California-based specialist known for its high-performance aero enhancements, has unveiled its latest creation — a full aerodynamic package for the Lamborghini Revuelto. Designed to complement the hypercar’s already outrageous presence, this new suite of components is more than just visual drama; it’s a calculated enhancement engineered to sharpen the Revuelto’s dynamic edge.
The package includes five key components, each sculpted from autoclaved carbon fiber, a process that offers 20 to 30 percent greater strength compared to traditional composite methods. This ensures that the parts aren’t just lighter, but also more durable under the extreme pressures of high-speed driving.
At the front, a redesigned lip spoiler with sharper fins works to increase downforce, helping to keep the nose planted under acceleration. The hood receives a more aggressive redesign along with additional air vents atop the front wheel arches, aimed at reducing front-end lift. New side sills continue the visual flow while also enhancing aerodynamic efficiency, and a bold rear diffuser — complete with vertical integrated baffles — boosts rear-end stability.
Crucially, all components are designed to mount directly to the factory Revuelto attachment points, eliminating the need for modifications or drilling. This plug-and-play approach ensures the package is accessible to owners who want to push the visual and functional limits of their hybrid V12 Lambo without compromising the car’s integrity.
Despite the aggressive aero overhaul, Vorsteiner has not modified the Revuelto’s powertrain. The electrified 6.5-liter V12 still delivers a monumental 1,015 horsepower to all four wheels. While the numbers remain unchanged, the aerodynamic gains promise better composure at high speeds and more confidence on both road and track.
The full package is priced at $53,000, and for those seeking the complete look, a set of Vorsteiner’s bespoke forged wheels can be added for an additional $12,000.
For Lamborghini Revuelto owners craving a sharper edge and a more distinct visual identity, Vorsteiner’s carbon fiber package might just be the ultimate finishing touch.
Source: Vorsteiner