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Wrapped and Ready: A Widebody Revuelto With Attitude
This Lamborghini Revuelto has been given the full aftermarket treatment and is now gleaming in satin purple, poised like a holiday gift waiting for its new owner. Photographs shared by @creativebespoke on Instagram reveal a collaborative build that blends parts from multiple tuners — a familiar story in the exotic-car tuning world, but one executed with crisp, aggressive taste.
What’s been changed?
At the heart of the transformation is a Zacoe Performance carbon-fiber widebody kit that widens the stance with pronounced flared fenders. The makeover carries on up front with a vented bonnet and added side blades on the chin spoiler, while new, sharper side skirts and a prominent roof scoop hint at both form and possibly function. Additional vents along the front fenders and rear three-quarter panels reinforce the car’s more purposeful look.
The rear is outfitted with an enlarged diffuser that echoes Lamborghini’s OEM geometry but grows the scale, incorporating an extra brake light. A substantial deck-mounted wing completes the visual package, giving the Revuelto a planted, track-ready silhouette. Visual accents include matte black trim pieces and a satin purple wrap that contrasts crisply with the black details.
Wheels, exhaust and interior: fully bespoke
This Revuelto rides on custom MV Forged wheels and wears new exhaust tips from FI Exhaust, additions that are as much aesthetic as they are functional. Inside, CB Autosalon (credited by @creativebespoke) carried out a full interior re-trim. The cabin features a punk-inspired leather scheme: bespoke headrests bearing the tuner’s name, Revuelto embossing on the seatbacks above a subtle Italian flag motif, Y-shaped accents, and high-contrast white piping and stitching across multiple surfaces.
Highlights of the build
- Zacoe Performance carbon-fiber widebody kit
- Vented front hood, roof scoop, and enlarged diffuser
- MV Forged wheels and FI Exhaust tips
- Custom leather upholstery by CB Autosalon
Performance and positioning
No engine modifications have been announced, so this Revuelto likely retains the factory 6.5-liter naturally aspirated V12 paired with electric motors in a plug-in hybrid layout. As delivered from Sant’Agata, the Revuelto produces around 1,000 bhp (approx. 747 kW/1,015 PS), accelerates from 0–62 mph (0–100 km/h) in roughly 2.5 seconds, and tops out near 217 mph (350 km/h). In short, the car doesn’t need power upgrades to be extreme — the changes here are focused mainly on style, aerodynamics and personalization.
Why builds like this matter
Tuned Revueltos keep popping up because owners of limited-run supercars want to express personality and sometimes improve aerodynamics or handling. This satin-purple widebody taps into that appetite for individuality while highlighting several specialist brands in the aftermarket ecosystem. For buyers and enthusiasts, such projects are a reminder that the Revuelto can be both a technology-forward flagship and a canvas for bespoke design.
Whether this particular car ends up under a Christmas tree or as a centerpiece at a private collection, it’s a striking example of how modern Lamborghini models are being reimagined by today’s tuning houses — a blend of flamboyant design, carbon-fiber craftsmanship, and carefully considered interior customization.
Source: autoevolution
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