The 1,070 PS Lamborghini Revuelto is called 'Initiate'
Mansory has worked on the combustion engine and also offers additional components
Lamborghinis have always occupied a prominent position in Mansory's product portfolio. In late 2024, the atelier presented a customisation programme for the Revuelto: the 'Initiate'. Following the work of its engineers, the 6.5-litre naturally aspirated V12 mid-engine has increased from the standard 825 PS and 725 Nm to 880 PS and 760 Nm.
The entire electric unit has remained unchanged and so, with the support of the three electric motors (two on the front axle and one on the rear axle), the Initiate reaches an impressive 1,070 PS. The top speed is 220 mph and the sprint from zero to 62 mph is covered in 2.4 seconds.
Visible carbon
Among the add-ons in the customisation programme, the Initiate sports an exposed carbon front bonnet and a new front apron with side fins, which improve downforce on the front axle. On the side, it impresses with newly designed sills with integrated air deflectors and side air intakes for engine cooling, also made of carbon.
Mansory Initiate
Mansory Initiate, the rear
At the rear, the diffuser has also been redesigned and contributes to making the supercar more aerodynamic, as does the extendable spoiler, which is responsible for the increased downforce on the rear axle.
A new type of 'FV.10' rim (10x21 on the front axle and 12.5x22 on the rear) is also used for the first time in the Initiate customisation programme, combined with high-performance tyres in sizes 265/30 ZR21 and 355/25ZR22.
Inside it's as you want it to be
The entire interior of the Mansory Initiate can be finished to the customer's wishes. Unfortunately, the price has not been announced. Those interested can contact the company directly.
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