Last month, Lamborghini unveiled its most powerful production supercar, the Revuelto SV. One would expect the next model to be the Revuelto SVJ. However, that may not be the case. We’ve learned that Lamborghini is working on a major update for the Revuelto, and in fact the first prototype of the Revuelto Mk2 (facelift) has just been spotted testing.
These spy images come courtesy of David Suarez (@elscarspott). As you can see, Lamborghini has made quite a few changes to the exterior. It appears to have new headlights that look sleeker than the current version. They also give the Revuelto a more sinister look. While the Y-shaped DRLs have been retained, it gets a different front bumper.
Looking at the side profile, it seems Lamborghini has done away with the floating buttresses. Instead, the car has wide hips with an extra intake duct on top.
The rear fascia has also been reworked. The rear bumper has additional cooling vents. The car still has the stepped rear wing, but it no longer follows the hexagonal contours of the exhaust, while the rear diffuser now has three vertical strakes instead of four.
The Revuelto Mk2 is expected to debut in 2028. Its exact technical specifications, though, are still a mystery. However, we hope to learn more about this car in the coming months.
Source: @elscarspott
