Lamborghini Revuelto: What Its V12 Hybrid Layout Means

The Lamborghini Revuelto brings electrification into a car still built around a V12. Lamborghini lists three electric motors alongside the engine, with combined output of 1,015 CV (747 kW). Its quoted acceleration is 2.5 seconds from rest to 100 km/h, and its claimed top speed exceeds 350 km/h.

Read the power figure carefully

CV is metric horsepower. Keeping Lamborghini’s original unit avoids silently turning 1,015 CV into 1,015 U.S. horsepower. Combined system output also should not be treated as the output of the combustion engine alone.

Hybrid is an engineering description

A hybrid badge tells you that the vehicle uses more than one propulsion source. It does not, by itself, tell you how far the car travels electrically, how much fuel an owner will use, or how it feels during a track session. Those questions need their own evidence.

What this profile establishes

The Revuelto combines a 6,498.5-cubic-centimeter engine with a dual-clutch transmission and electric propulsion. These specifications describe its architecture; they are not a substitute for an independent road test. We have not driven this car, and the acceleration and speed figures above are manufacturer claims.

For readers comparing performance cars, start by keeping output units consistent. Then separate quoted performance from measured results and evaluate the conditions behind each number. A headline power figure is useful, but it cannot capture braking consistency, visibility, comfort or running costs.

Source

Lamborghini’s official Revuelto model page, checked October 4, 2026. This is a model explainer, not an announcement of a new launch.