Few manufacturers are as fond as Lamborghini of eye-catching limited edition models and wild one-offs. So, when we heard it had released another special take on the Revuelto, we weren’t surprised. However, the dramatic exterior and interior finish of the hybrid supercar is quite special in this case. This special Revuelto has been built by Lamborghini’s Ad Personam personalization department alongside the help of Centro Stile, its broader design department. The one-off is dubbed the Revuelto Opera Unica and takes inspiration from the seascapes found on the beautiful Italian island of Sardinia. Fitting of a bespoke Lamborghini, if you ask us.
Lamborghini spent 475 hours on the car’s
special paint scheme. The carmaker’s specialists mixed three different shades
of blue to replicate the look of waves hitting the cliffs: Blu Tawaret, Blu
Cepheus, and Blu Okeanos. There are also elements inspired by bubbles of water,
and dark blue elements painted to mimic the water caves on the island. It’s not
just the paint that makes this Revuelto special. It sits on a set of Shiny
Black wheels, a carbon fiber splitter, and carbon ceramic brakes.
Lamborghini’s craftsmen and designers have
continued the water-inspired theme into the cabin. As such, Blu Delphinus has
been used as the main upholstery color and is paired with Blu Amon on the
seatbacks, door panels, and center console. The seats also include accents with
the same shades of blue as the outside. A Blu Mira carbon fiber plate has also
been attached to the rear bulkhead, and a unique Start/Stop button has been
mounted.
There’s no word on how much this special
Revuelto cost, although its design is unlikely to be replicated.
