Lamborghini Fenomeno Debuts With 1,065 HP And Ultra-Limited 29-Unit Run

by AutoExpert   |  18 August, 2025

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Lamborghini isn’t slowing down when it comes to wild special editions. The latest is the Fenomeno, a striking “few-off” model based on the Revuelto but given enough tweaks to make it feel like a different beast entirely.

From the outside, the Lamborghini Fenomeno is unmistakably Lambo, only turned up another notch. At the front, new razor-sharp headlights frame a vented hood with oversized extraction outlets, while a bespoke bumper with a body-colored stripe runs across the splitter.

Lamborghini Fenomeno

Along the sides, every panel has been reshaped, and two large intakes now sit behind the doors. The Fenomeno's rear goes full theater with a custom carbon fiber engine cover, new bodywork drenched in carbon, Y-shaped LED taillights, and four center-mounted exhausts that look ready to spit fire.

Lamborghini Fenomeno

The powertrain remains the Revuelto’s 6.5-liter naturally aspirated V12 paired with three electric motors, but here it has been retuned. The V12 alone now makes 833 hp, up from 814, while a larger 7 kWh battery helps push total system output to 1,065 hp. That bump trims the 0–62 mph sprint to just 2.4 seconds and maintains the 217 mph top speed. Pure-electric range has also crept up to about 12 miles, though let’s be honest, no Lamborghini Fenomeno owner is buying one for silent city cruising.

Lamborghini Fenomeno

Inside, the cabin is nearly identical to the Revuelto, with a squared steering wheel, floating center screen, digital driver’s display, and a passenger-side screen. Lamborghini clearly expects buyers to care more about the exterior drama and the engine note than a new infotainment layout.

Lamborghini Fenomeno

Only 29 Lamborghini Fenomenos will ever exist, each with a starting price of roughly 3 million euros (about 3.5 million dollars). As usual with ultra-limited Lamborghinis, the hardest part isn’t paying for one; it’s getting on the list.

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