Lamborghini Revuelto Impavido: Japan-Only Samurai Supercar

A fearless, Japan-only Revuelto

Lamborghini has introduced the Revuelto Impavido, an ultra-exclusive, Japan-only special built to celebrate the automaker's 25 years in the country. Developed through Lamborghini’s Ad Personam program, the Impavido blends high-performance hybrid technology with a striking samurai-inspired design language—a cultural tribute reimagined in carbon fiber and lacquered finishes.

Limited to just 25 examples, the Revuelto Impavido is aimed squarely at collectors and Lamborghini aficionados in Japan. Pricing and allocation details remain private, as is typical for one-off Ad Personam specials of this caliber, and it’s likely many examples will be offered by invitation to high-net-worth collectors.

Name and concept

The model’s name is deliberately multicultural: Revuelto (Spanish for "mix") references the Revuelto family's hybrid powertrain, while Impavido (Italian for "fearless") highlights the car’s bold styling and exclusivity. Together, they nod to Lamborghini’s global character—an Italian-built supercar with a Japanese-inspired soul.

Powertrain and performance

At the heart of the Revuelto Impavido is Lamborghini’s first plug-in hybrid system: a naturally aspirated 6.5-liter V12 paired with three electric motors. Combined output is an astonishing 1,001 horsepower (1,015 PS) and 783 lb-ft (1,062 Nm) of torque. Performance figures underline the model’s hypercar credentials:

• 0–60 mph (0–97 kph): about 2.5 seconds
• Top speed: 217 mph (350 kph)
• Transmission: eight-speed dual-clutch automatic with all-wheel drive

These numbers mean the Impavido delivers supercar acceleration and grand-touring usability, offering both the raw sound and instant throttle response of a V12 and the electric boost and flexibility of hybrid propulsion.

Samurai-inspired exterior

The Revuelto Impavido’s livery and bodywork reinterpret key elements of samurai armor in Lamborghini form. Designers translated the motion of a katana strike into sharp, sculpted lines across the doors and rear bumper. Gold accents evoke the odoshi—the silk cords that bind traditional armor plates—while the front fascia borrows from the maeate crest found on kabuto helmets.

Decorative patterns on the roof and fenders reference kozane, the lacquered plates of a samurai’s cuirass. The result is a car that reads as both a modern Lamborghini and a cultural homage, with aggressive aerodynamics serving the design narrative.

Color and finish options

Buyers can choose from four curated configurations—two glossy and two matte—each with bespoke accents:

• Verde Campu: a Hisui jade tone inspired by Japan’s revered stone, symbolizing life and fertility.
• Grigio Artis Lucido: a glossy grey that takes cues from the katana blade.
• Grigio Crater Matt: a matte black-and-grey scheme echoing traditional armor.
• Rosso Pyra: a matte reinterpretation of Sanaa Red, associated with bravery and discipline.

Matte options carry Nero Nemesis and Bronzo Serse details, while the glossy choices pair Nero Noctis with Bronzo Oreadi. Regardless of finish, the Impavido rides on Altanero wheels—21 inches front, 22 inches rear—finished in Shiny Black with Bronzo brake calipers.

Interior: themed luxury and bespoke craft

The cabin continues the exterior story with Nero Ade leather and Corsa Tex materials, highlighted by Bronzo Oreadi contrast stitching. Lamborghini has added bespoke seat embroidery, unique door patterns, roof embroidery and a samurai emblem to reinforce the special-edition theme. A carbon-fiber plaque affirms each car’s serial number—one of only 25.

"This car is a cultural bridge: Italian engineering meets Japanese tradition," says a Lamborghini representative, underscoring the marque’s intention to honor the local market.

Market positioning and context

Limited editions such as the Revuelto Impavido are strategic for luxury brands: they strengthen relationships with key markets, reward loyal clients and reinforce halo status. For Japan—an important market for Lamborghini since the late 1990s—the 25-unit run celebrates a milestone while creating a unique collector’s piece that will likely appreciate over time.

For buyers, the package is straightforward: top-tier hybrid performance, a heavily customized Ad Personam program, and an unmistakable visual identity rooted in Japanese heritage. For enthusiasts and collectors, the Revuelto Impavido reinforces Lamborghini’s ability to mix cutting-edge engineering with bespoke design storytelling.

Highlights:

• Japan-only, 25-unit limited edition
• 6.5L V12 + three electric motors, 1,001 hp total
• 0–60 mph in ~2.5 seconds, top speed 217 mph
• Samurai-inspired livery and handcrafted interior
• Ad Personam bespoke finishes and a numbered carbon-fiber plaque

Whether you view it as art on wheels or an extreme performance car, the Revuelto Impavido is unmistakably Lamborghini: loud, fast and unapologetically exclusive. For collectors in Japan, it offers both a technical milestone and a cultural tribute—one very rare V12 hybrid with a story to match.