With just two days to go before its unveiling, the new Lamborghini V12—which is faster than a Ferrari—has just been fully leaked

With just a few days to go before its highly anticipated unveiling, the upcoming Lamborghini Revuelto SV appears to have lost many of its remaining secrets. Images from patent documents have just appeared online, revealing for the first time—without any camouflage—what is expected to be the most extreme version of the V12 hybrid supercar from Sant’Agata Bolognese.

These images are coming at the worst possible time for Lamborghini, but it’s a real treat for enthusiasts. The official unveiling is expected to take place during Monterey Car Week, with an appearance scheduled at The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering, on Friday, August 14, 2026. Two days before the event, we can already see the car from almost every angle.

A Revuelto SV that doesn't try to blend in

The prototypes spotted in recent weeks had already provided some serious clues, but these patent images finally give us a clear picture of the extent of the changes. And Lamborghini clearly didn’t stop at just adding a spoiler to the Revuelto.

The front end features a significantly more aggressive design, with a thoroughly redesigned bumper and new aerodynamic elements. Viewed from the side, the distinctive side skirts and various air intakes further accentuate the impression of a car that sits low to the ground.

However, it is at the rear where the transformation is most dramatic. The imposing fixed rear wing dominates the rear end, while the diffuser takes on impressive proportions. The two high-mounted central exhaust tips remain, but they are now surrounded by a much more complex aerodynamic assembly. Everything seems to have been designed to give this Revuelto SV a look more akin to a track car, while retaining the overall silhouette of the Revuelto launched in 2023.

About 1,065 ch for the V12 hybrid?

Under this bodywork, Lamborghini is also expected to upgrade its supercar. The current Revuelto combines its naturally aspirated 6.5-liter V12 with three electric motors to produce 1,015 ch. In the future SV, power could climb to around 1,065 ch, or even more according to some rumors. But the performance gains aren’t expected to come solely from the engine. A revised suspension, an optimized chassis, weight reduction, and much more advanced aerodynamics are anticipated.

This explains the performance figures that are already circulating. As we mentioned a few days ago, Lamborghini reportedly told some customers that the car clocked a time of 1 min 41.6 s at Hockenheim. If confirmed, this performance would put the new Revuelto about two seconds ahead of the Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale on that track.

Only two days left until we find out everything… officially!

The Revuelto SV is expected to remain a limited-edition model, though not as exclusive as some Lamborghinis of the past. The latest reports indicate a production run of 1,963 units, a number chosen to mark the year the brand was founded. All that remains now is to find out its final technical specifications and price. With this leak, however, its design is hardly a mystery anymore. Lamborghini is expected to officially put an end to the suspense on August 14 in California.