Lamborghini creates a desert-inspired Revuelto pair for Saudi clients

Lamborghini’s Revuelto is already a statement of intent for the brand’s hybrid era, but these two cars take a more personal route.

Created for customers from Saudi Arabia, the one-off pair was handed over at Lamborghini’s headquarters in Sant’Agata Bolognese and uses the colours and forms of desert dunes as its visual starting point.

At a glance

• Lamborghini has delivered two bespoke Revuelto supercars to customers from Saudi Arabia.
• Both cars were created through Ad Personam with dune-inspired exterior finishes, embroidered interiors and numbered ‘1 of 2’ plates.
• Each retains the Revuelto’s 1,001 hp hybrid V12 powertrain with an eight-speed dual-clutch gearbox and electrified all-wheel drive.

Two interpretations of a desert theme

The pair comes from Lamborghini’s Ad Personam personalisation programme, the division responsible for turning customer commissions into factory-built expressions of taste.

Here, the brief is rooted in Saudi Arabia’s desert landscape rather than in raw visual drama alone.

The first Revuelto wears matte Bianco Phanes paint, set against Nero Nemesis graphics and Verde Speranza accents.

Glossy carbon-fibre details add contrast, giving the pale bodywork a sharper technical edge.

The second car takes a different route with glossy Bianco Monocerus paint, matte carbon fibre, Nero Noctis graphics and Verde Rodope detailing.

Together, the cars read as a matched pair without being identical, which is the more interesting approach for a dual commission.

Ad Personam details with a sense of place

The desert reference continues inside both cars, where Lamborghini has used embroidered patterns across the seats, door panels and backrests.

The motifs are designed to resemble dunes shaped by wind, carrying the exterior concept into the cabin without relying only on colour.

Both Revueltos also feature a ‘Legacy’ inscription on the rear wall.

Individually numbered ‘1 of 2’ plates reinforce the pair’s shared identity while marking the commission as a tightly defined project.

For collectors, that distinction matters because the appeal of a factory personalisation car often sits in the precision of the brief as much as the finish itself.

Hybrid V12 power remains unchanged

Beneath the bespoke paint, carbon fibre and embroidery, both cars keep the standard Revuelto powertrain.

That means a naturally aspirated 6.5-litre V12 working with three electric motors for a combined output of 1,001 hp.

An eight-speed dual-clutch gearbox and electrified all-wheel drive complete the package.

In this context, the engineering isn’t the custom element, but it’s still central to why the Revuelto has become such a significant platform for personalisation.

Details & Specifications

These two Revueltos show Lamborghini using personalisation in a more narrative way, connecting a flagship hybrid supercar to a specific landscape, client base and sense of occasion.

For the right collector, that’s where a modern one-off becomes more than a configuration.