Automobili Lamborghini has unveiled the Revuelto Impavido, a limited-edition supercar created exclusively for the Japanese market. The release serves to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Lamborghini Japan. According to Lamborghini.com, the vehicle is restricted to a production run of only 25 individually numbered examples.
A Samurai-Inspired Tribute to Japan
Design Elements and Samurai Influence
The exterior of the Revuelto Impavido features a bespoke livery heavily influenced by the aesthetics of traditional samurai armor. Lamborghini designers incorporated several key motifs to bridge Italian automotive architecture with Japanese heritage:
* Katana Strike: Sculpted lines across the rear bumper and doors are intended to evoke the precision and motion of a katana sword strike. * Odoshi Accents: Golden accents throughout the body reference the silk cords traditionally used to bind samurai armor plates. * Maedate Crest: The front end draws inspiration from the maedate, the ornate crest mounted on a samurai helmet, to provide a bold, assertive presence. * Kozane Plates: Decorative elements located on the fenders and roof mimic the appearance of lacquered armor plates, enhancing the vehicle’s layered, structural aesthetic.
Collectors can select from four distinct colorways, each tied to Japanese cultural or natural significance: Verde Campus (inspired by Hisui jade), Grigio Artis Lucido (inspired by the high-carbon steel of a katana), Grigio Crater Matt (inspired by traditional black and gray armor), and Rossa Pyra (inspired by Sanada Red, a color representing strength and bravery).
Technical Specifications and Interior Craftsmanship
While the exterior features significant aesthetic modifications, the vehicle retains the technical foundation of the standard Revuelto. As Lamborghini’s first V12 High Performance Electrified Vehicle (HPEV), the car pairs a naturally aspirated V12 engine with hybrid technology to achieve a total output of 1,015 CV. The supercar rides on staggered 21-inch front and 22-inch rear Altanero rims, complemented by black exhaust tips and bronze-finished brake calipers.
The Ad Personam treatment continues inside the cabin, which utilizes Nero Ade leather combined with Corsa Tex. The interior features Bronzo Oreadi contrast accents, bespoke seat embroidery, and specialized roof and door patterns. Each unit includes a numbered carbon-fiber plate and an embroidered samurai logo on the headrests to signify its limited-edition status.
Availability and Market Context
The Revuelto Impavido is available exclusively to the Japanese market. While the automaker has not disclosed official pricing, industry observers suggest the cost will likely exceed the standard Revuelto’s starting price of $890,000, according to Robb Report. Due to the limited production run and the nature of the Ad Personam program, the vehicle is considered an ultra-exclusive offering, potentially reserved for high-profile collectors.
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