Venom Black Reveals Voltoro V1 on Lamborghini Revuelto

Spanish tuner Venom Black has revealed the Voltoro V1, a dark widebody conversion for the Lamborghini Revuelto that emphasizes aggressive styling. The tuner reports no mechanical changes to the Revuelto's 1,001 hp hybrid drivetrain.

Venom Black Reveals Voltoro V1 on Lamborghini Revuelto
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Spanish tuner Venom Black (Venuum Black) has introduced the Voltoro V1, a black widebody conversion for the Lamborghini Revuelto. The package focuses on dramatic visual changes; the tuner has not announced any mechanical revisions.

Exterior overhaul and front aero

The most prominent change is a full widebody treatment that pulls the fenders outward and gives the Revuelto a lower, more aggressive stance. Venom Black applies a predominantly dark theme across the exterior panels to reinforce a menacing look.

  • Large front splitter
  • Additional side canards
  • Redesigned hood with extra vents

Venom Black has not specified whether these front modifications alter cooling or aerodynamic performance or if they are purely cosmetic.

Wheels, rear aero and cabin treatment

At the rear, the Voltoro V1 is fitted with gold, turbine-style wheels that contrast sharply with the all-black bodywork. A fixed rear wing, more prominent than standard Lamborghini options, and a broad diffuser are also part of the package; Venom Black suggests these items are intended to increase downforce and high-speed stability but provides no measured data.

Inside, the tuner uses dark trim to match the exterior. Detailed information about materials and exact interior changes has not been released.

Powertrain and pricing

Venom Black has made no claims of mechanical changes, so the Voltoro V1 is expected to retain the Revuelto's factory drivetrain: a mid-mounted 6.5 liter naturally aspirated V12 paired with three electric motors for a combined 1,001 hp. Drive is transmitted through an 8-speed dual-clutch gearbox mounted transversely behind the engine. The original Revuelto is noted as Lamborghini's first mass-production model to exceed 1,000 hp, and Lamborghini has recently introduced an SV variant with slightly more power.

No official price for the Voltoro V1 package has been announced. The base Revuelto, before options, carries a starting price above $600,000, so the conversion is likely to be costly.

Elias Moreau

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