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Venuum Unveils Voltoro V1 Body Kit for Lamborghini Revuelto
Venuum Black has launched the Voltoro V1 body kit for the Lamborghini Revuelto, adding dramatic front and rear fascias, a fixed rear wing, and 21-inch bronze wheels to the hybrid V12 supercar.
By Charlotte Redford · 3 min read
Venuum Black has introduced the Voltoro V1, a comprehensive body kit for the Lamborghini Revuelto that transforms the already striking hybrid V12 supercar into an even more aggressive machine. The kit arrives just weeks after Lamborghini unveiled the Revuelto SV, a more powerful and visually extreme factory variant, offering existing Revuelto owners an alternative path to heightened drama without upgrading to the new flagship.
The Voltoro V1 is defined by a radical front bumper and splitter that protrudes significantly further than the standard setup, paired with a bold hood featuring new vanes and slats. Along the sides, Venuum has added new skirts and bronze-coloured 21-inch wheels, while the rear receives the most dramatic treatment: a new engine cover for the V12, a fixed rear wing, a unique rear bumper and diffuser, and a third brake light shaped in the form of the Venuum logo. The tuner has left the hybridised 6.5-litre engine untouched, focusing entirely on visual and aerodynamic modifications.
Compared with other Revuelto kits on the market, most notably one from Mansory, Venuum’s creation is comparatively refined, though it remains far from subtle. The changes make the standard Revuelto look noticeably more aggressive than the SV, although questions remain about whether the new parts will have a positive impact on the car’s aerodynamics. Pricing has not been announced, but the kit is expected to be expensive, likely costing over six figures if constructed from lightweight carbon fibre.
Venuum has quickly established a reputation in the exotic tuning scene in recent years, releasing dramatic body kits for models including the Ferrari Purosangue, Rolls-Royce Wraith, and Mercedes-Benz G-Class. Earlier this year, the company also showcased plans to upgrade Ferrari’s controversial all-electric Luce, designing a dramatic widebody kit for it. The Voltoro V1 continues that trajectory, catering to owners who want their Revuelto to stand out even among Lamborghini’s own increasingly bold factory offerings.
For Revuelto owners who find the standard car insufficiently bold but are unwilling to pay the premium for the SV, the Voltoro V1 presents a compelling aftermarket option. It preserves the mechanical package while amplifying the visual presence, though the lack of aerodynamic data leaves open the question of whether the added drama comes at a cost. Venuum has not yet confirmed availability or pricing details, but the kit is expected to attract attention from collectors and enthusiasts seeking to personalise their hybrid V12 flagship.
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