This Rare Lamborghini Revuelto Is A Tribute To North America
Production of the Revuelto is limited to 63 units for the United States and Canada.
The Breakdown:
- Lamborghini is making a limited-run Revuelto for North America.
- It’s called the NA63 and production is limited to 63 units.
- The supercar features a special livery honoring the United States and Canada.
Last year, Lamborghini delivered 3,347 vehicles in North America, making it the company’s second-largest market (just behind Europe). To celebrate, the company is offering a special Revuelto.
The Revuelto NA63—the 63 representing the year of the company’s founding in 1963—features a distinct livery, with bi-color stripes. They run down the front hood while accenting the side skirts, front splitter, and rear diffuser.
Lamborghini finished the first four NA63s in Blu Marinus bodywork with white and blue stripes. The red, white, and blue represent the United States, while the dual-stripe red-and-white combination honors the Canadian flag. Lamborghini will offer three alternative color options.
Under the hood, the Revuelto is unchanged. It has the automaker’s 6.5-liter V12 plug-in hybrid engine. It delivers 1,001 horsepower. The supercar can accelerate to 62 miles per hour in 2.5 seconds.
Gallery: Lamborghini Revuelto NA63
Motor1’s Take: It might not be a US-specific livery celebrating the country’s 250th birthday, but it does emphasize how important the North American market is to the company. About 30 percent of the company’s total sales happen in this region.
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