Lamborghini Revuelto debuts at Shanghai 2023

21/04/2023 Rafael Souza

The new Lamborghini Revuelto debuted at the 2023 Shanghai Auto Show. See below in detail what we separate for you!

These days, major auto shows are few and far between, but China remains a booming market, and Auto Shanghai is a great opportunity for automakers to showcase their latest wares.

THE lamborghini is present at the event to show off its long-awaited replacement for the Aventador – the Revuelto. The V12 plug-in hybrid supercar is joined by the Urus Performante and Huracan Tecnica, plus an Urus S displayed in a dedicated Ad Personam room for bespoke builds.

As with all official images, the Lamborghini Revuelto is painted in a striking orange hue. If that's not your preference, the configurator is already working and has no less than seven groups of colors.

Sant'Agata Bolognese's electrified 1,001 horsepower machine is celebrating its Asia-Pacific debut in Shanghai. It's worth noting that China represents Lamborghini's second-largest single market, so it makes sense to have the "High Performance Electrified Vehicle (HPEV)" at the show.

The Lamborghini Revuelto represents the start of a new phase for the raging bull, as it will be followed by a few more hybrids. Lamborghini has already confirmed an Urus PHEV for 2024, when the Huracan successor will also be unveiled with an electrified powertrain. By 2028, the portfolio will grow to include a fourth vehicle, an all-electric 2+2 grand tourer.

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Meanwhile, we expect Lamborghini Revuelto to follow the same strategy lamborghini had for the longtime Aventador, spawning several derivatives. A roadster seems like an educated guess, and it probably won't be long before the exotic Italian brand diversifies into the supercar family.

In a previous interview, CEO Stephan Winkelmann said the new supercar will live into the year 2030 despite increasingly stringent emissions regulations. Hybridizing the V12 will make that possible, and it will be the same story with the Huracan replacement thanks to its hybrid powertrain. As for the Urus, the second generation of the super SUV will be an EV.