The Lamborghini Revuelto sits at around ₹8.9 crore (ex-showroom, India), making it one of the most expensive Lamborghinis ever to hit Indian roads.

Globally, the Revuelto was unveiled in March 2023, and it marks Lamborghini’s first V12 plug-in hybrid supercar.

The Revuelto combines a 6.5-litre naturally aspirated V12 engine with three electric motors. Together, the system churns out a mind-bending 1,015 PS. It still screams like a proper V12, but now with instant electric torque added to the mix.

Nobody buys a Lamborghini for fuel economy, but since this is a plug-in hybrid, it manages better efficiency than the Aventador it replaces. Expect around 7–8 kmpl combined, with the ability to do low-range EV-only driving for short distances, perfect for city hops.

It carries a 90-litre fuel tank, and with hybrid assistance, long-distance range is improved. But in real-world spirited driving, you’ll mostly be at fuel pumps because of the V12’s appetite.

The Revuelto measures 4947 mm in length, 2033 mm in width, and 1160 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2770 mm. It’s longer and wider than the Temerario, giving it a grander road presence.

Practicality is not its strength, with 110 litres of boot space, just about enough for two soft bags. But the point of this car is to make your garage look like a spaceship dock.

Yes, the Revuelto features electrified AWD. The V12 drives the rear wheels, while the front axle has two independent electric motors, making it capable of insane torque vectoring and launch control starts that can pin you to your seat.

If your mindset says “Why spend ₹8.9 crore on a car when I can buy about 45 Toyota Innova Crystas, put them all on lease and make a steady income?” then the Revuelto is not your car. You’re wired for ROI, not RPM. The Revuelto is built for a different breed of human, the ones who see cars as rolling art and engineering symphonies. It’s inspired by fighter jets, sci-fi movies and that eternal Italian obsession with going faster than common sense allows. Now about financial sense, let’s be real: if your net worth is in the ₹900 crore plus range, spending 1% of it on a Revuelto doesn’t sting, it’s like tipping the universe for letting you play big. If you’re below that bracket, buying one might make your CA and extended family stage an intervention.