Tuning Studio Venuum Turns Lamborghini Revuelto into the Aggressive Voltoro V1 with a Factory 1,000-HP V12
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02.10.2026 22:21
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Tuning studio Venuum Black has unveiled the Voltoro V1, an extensive body kit for Lamborghini’s new flagship hybrid, the Revuelto. The project is aimed at owners of the Italian supercar who find the standard design insufficiently striking next to limited-run track specials. The company focused exclusively on looks: the complex hybrid powertrain and transmission remain completely untouched, preserving the factory reliability balance.
Carbon plumage and bronze wheels
The Voltoro V1 is a radical widebody conversion with reworked aerodynamics. Up front, Venuum engineers fitted a completely new bumper with a massive protruding splitter, along with a hood featuring large ventilation slots. The sides gain widened wheel arches and sculpted side skirts, while new 21-inch forged wheels in a bronze shade fill the arches.
The most drastic changes are at the rear, according to the automotive outlet Carscoops. Standard elements give way to an open engine-bay cover and a massive fixed rear wing. A reworked rear bumper, an extreme diffuser and a center-integrated brake light shaped like the studio’s signature V logo complete the look.
Factory performance, no hybrid intervention
Online, the project is often mistakenly called a “1,000-hp monster from Venuum,” but the tuners did not boost the engine. As specialist publications stress, the colossal power comes from Lamborghini’s own stock hybrid system. A naturally aspirated 6.5-liter V12 paired with three electric motors and an eight-speed dual-clutch “robot” gearbox produces a combined factory-rated 1015 CV (about 1,001 hp).
The studio has not yet published separate performance measurements with the new body kit. The base Revuelto sprints from zero to 100 km/h in 2.5 seconds and tops out at around 350 km/h. The new massive body elements, wheels and tall wing will inevitably change aerodynamic drag and downforce, which could affect how the car behaves at high speeds.
The Voltoro V1 package is an unofficial third-party product for modifying supercars that have already been purchased. Venuum has not yet disclosed the exact price of the kit. If the bodywork is made entirely from lightweight carbon fiber, its price could run into hundreds of thousands of dollars, making the project an exclusive for a narrow circle of wealthy collectors.
