A Symphony Of Blue: Lamborghini's Revuelto Opera Unica Revealed

by AutoExpert   |  7 August, 2024

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Lamborghini has just revealed another special edition of the Revuelto. The carmaker's larger design department, Centro Stile, and the Ad Personam customizing department worked together to construct this highly customized Revuelto.

The Revuelto Opera Unica, a one-off performance, draws inspiration from the stunning seascapes of Sardinia, Italy. The unique paint job we see here took 475 hours of labor by Lamborghini. The experts used three distinct colors of blue—Blu Tawaret, Blu Cepheus, and Blu Okeanos—to create an effect that looked like waves lapping against the cliffs.

Lamborghini Revuelto

The interior continues the water-inspired motif. The primary upholstery color is Blu Delphinus, with accents of Blu Amon on the door panels, center console, and seatbacks. The seats are also adorned with a variety of blue decorations, while the rear bulkhead now features a unique Start/Stop button and a Blu Mira carbon fiber plate.

Lamborghini Revuelto

This special Lamborghini Opera Unica automobile is a celebration of the invention, creativity, and innate art found in our super sports cars, according to Stephan Winkelmann, chairman and chief executive of Lamborghini. 

Lamborghini Revuelto

“Our clients can explore colorways, detailing, different materials, embroidery, and finishes inside and out with Ad Personam to produce a Lamborghini that is truly personalized to them; this Opera Unica takes our creativity a step further, demonstrating paint techniques and interior finishes that are reserved for Opera Unica one-offs, presenting a truly unique art piece reflecting the distinctive seascape and emotions of Italy’s most beautiful island destination.”

Lamborghini Revuelto

The price tag for this limited-edition Revuelto remains a mystery for now. 

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