Lamborghini Revuelto Gets A Carbon Aero Kit From DMC

by AutoExpert   |  24 May, 2023

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DMC, the renowned German tuner, has unveiled a sleek carbon fiber body kit designed exclusively for the latest Lamborghini Revuelto supercar.

You might wonder, "Why mar the beauty of an already awe-inspiring automobile? DMC says that the Revuelto is a stunning automobile straight off the assembly line, but they feel that it lacks a certain edge when viewed from afar.

Lamborghini Revuelto

The skilled tuner has bestowed upon the Lamborghini Revuelto a fresh splitter, complete with sleek side fins, a bold bonnet scoop, and fenders with expertly crafted vents. While the overall profile remains familiar, a fresh coat of paint has breathed new life into the side fins. Towards the rear, one can observe a revamped bumper that boasts additional apertures, and a big rear wing has been added to the mix.

Crafted from the finest carbon fiber in either prepreg or forged form, each and every part boasts unparalleled strength and durability. Each piece undergoes a meticulous process of hand and machine polishing, culminating in a final touch of waxing and sealing for a flawless finish.

Lamborghini Revuelto

Lamborghini Revuelto's plug-in hybrid powertrain is a true marvel, combining the latest 6.5-liter V12 engine with three electric motors. The result? A breathtaking output of 1,001 horsepower that will leave you breathless. And the tuner understood that this beauty needs no upgrades on this side to prove its worth.

he cost of such a kit can vary depending on the materials used. For instance, a prepreg carbon body kit will set you back $39,990, while a forged carbon kit will cost $49,990. According to DMC, the installation process of the kit requires approximately 420 minutes. Both the coupe and the spyder versions of the Lamborghini Revuelto may use the aero package. 

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