- Lamborghini will build 25 individually numbered Revuelto Impavido cars exclusively for the Japanese market.
- The special edition marks 25 years of Lamborghini Japan with four Bushido-inspired configurations.
- Revuelto’s V12 hybrid system produces approximately 747kW, with 0-100km/h claimed in 2.5 seconds.
A Japan-only Revuelto
Lamborghini is celebrating 25 years in Japan with a very limited take on its flagship hybrid supercar: the Revuelto Impavido.
Just 25 individually numbered examples will be offered, all exclusively for Japan, and each draws inspiration from Bushido, the Japanese code traditionally associated with honour, discipline and resolve.
The Impavido name is Italian for “fearless”, which fits a Revuelto already built around extremes. Lamborghini will offer the anniversary car in four configurations, giving buyers different interpretations of the Bushido-inspired theme while retaining the same mechanical backbone.
That makes this a specification-led special rather than a separate Revuelto derivative. The changes are about the anniversary treatment and the collector appeal of an individually numbered car, not a new chapter in Lamborghini's hybrid programme.
Hybrid V12 performance
That backbone is Lamborghini’s 6.5-litre naturally aspirated V12, paired with three electric motors.
Together, the hybrid system produces 747kW and gives the Revuelto a claimed 0-100km/h time of 2.5 seconds. Lamborghini also quotes a top speed of more than 350km/h.
The bodywork uses samurai-armour references, while the specification brings bespoke livery, carbon-fibre elements, forged wheels, brake calipers and cabin embroidery.
The company frames the design as a meeting point between Italian supercar theatre and Japanese craftsmanship. It is also a reminder that the Revuelto's hybrid system has been developed as a performance tool first, with the electric motors sharpening the V12 rather than softening its character.
No NZ allocation
With production capped at 25 cars and the cars reserved for Japan, the Impavido is less a broad model-line expansion than a collector-focused anniversary statement. Lamborghini has not disclosed New Zealand allocation or pricing.
