Venuum Transforms Lamborghini Revuelto into the ‘Voltoro V1’ with Extreme Widebody Kit

Italian tuning house Venuum has unveiled its dramatic transformation of the Lamborghini Revuelto plug-in hybrid (PHEV), dubbed the ‘Voltoro V1.’ While not reinventing the wheel, the modifications deliver a strikingly aggressive aesthetic, significantly expanding the vehicle’s width and adding substantial aerodynamic elements.

A Batmobile-Inspired Design

The Voltoro V1 incorporates a wider body kit featuring carbon fiber panels, new aerodynamic components, and 21-inch turbine-style gold wheels. The front end receives a redesigned bumper with a prominent splitter and side fins, while the hood boasts a more aggressive profile with altered vents. The overall effect is reminiscent of a Batmobile, as many observers have noted.

Significant Rear Modifications

The rear of the Voltoro V1 is the most dramatically altered area. Venuum has replaced the Revuelto’s active rear wing with a large, fixed rear wing, contrasting sharply with the car’s original aerodynamic design. The dual exhaust outlets remain, but the fixed wing dominates the visual impact.

Mechanicals Remain Untouched

Venuum specializes in aesthetics rather than mechanical modifications, leaving the Revuelto’s 825-horsepower V12 engine and hybrid powertrain untouched. The Revuelto combines a 6.498,5 cc V12 producing 825 CV at 9,250 rpm with 725 Nm of torque, boosted to a combined 1,015 CV by the electric motors. The eight-speed dual-clutch transmission remains unchanged.

Future Sterrato Variant Potential

Lamborghini is reportedly considering a Sterrato variant of the Revuelto, and this extreme widebody transformation further emphasizes the potential for a rugged, off-road-capable version.