Venuum Completes Voltoro V1 Conversion of Revuelto

Venuum has completed the Voltoro V1 conversion of a Lamborghini Revuelto, fitting a bespoke widebody kit the tuner says makes the car wider, lower and more precise while preserving the original lines.

Venuum announced the finished build on its social channels and said the project aimed to respect the Revuelto’s discipline while sharpening its appearance.

Visible body changes include a markedly sharper front bumper and a vented hood with side vents that channel air from the fenders.

The roof panel and the panel behind it are new, as are side skirts and a revised rear bumper. The car features a large diffuser and a prominent wing.

Most exterior add-ons appear to be carbon fiber in a dry-carbon finish that contrasts with the car’s blue paint or wrap.

The Revuelto sits on aftermarket wheels that appear larger than factory items and feature a turbine-like pattern, concavity and a glossy black finish; Venuum did not confirm wheel supplier or sizes.

No interior images or details were released, and Venuum did not say whether the cabin was altered.

Venuum also did not disclose any powertrain modifications. The production Revuelto pairs a naturally aspirated 6.5-liter V12 with three electric motors for a combined 1,001 hp (1,015 ps/747 kW) and accelerates to 62 mph (100 kph) in 2.5 seconds.

The Revuelto SV raises output to 1,050 hp (1,065 ps/783 kW) and cuts the 0–62 mph time to 2.4 seconds; Lamborghini lists top speeds of 216 mph (348 kph) for the SV and 217 mph (350 kph) for the regular Revuelto.

Production of the Revuelto began in 2023 as the Aventador’s successor. Lamborghini has also produced the few-off Fenomeno, offered in coupe and roadster forms, while the mainstream Revuelto is currently available only as a coupe.

Voltoro is derived from the Italian verb voltare, meaning to rotate or to turn. Venuum has not confirmed interior or drivetrain changes for the Voltoro V1.