1-of-25 Japanese Lamborghini Revuelto Inspired by Bushido Code
Lamborghini has a lot of love for Japan, and now it has the exclusive model to prove it.
The Italian supercar specialists have just unveiled a limited-edition Revuelto that will be exclusive to the country. The Impavido was inspired by the Bushido code and is the automaker’s way of marking the 25th anniversary of its Japanese division.
Impavido means “fearless” and “courageous” in Italian, making it a fitting name for a special edition inspired by a code of honor built around courage, discipline, and unwavering determination. The variant is the handiwork of the automaker’s Ad Personam customization program and will be limited to 25 individually numbered examples.
Lamborghini Revuelto Impavido
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The Revuelto Impavido comes in a unique livery inspired meant to look like samurai armor. The unorthodox design is available in four colorways: Verde Campus, which is inspired by Hisui Jade, Japan’s national stone; Grigio Artis Lucido, which is inspired by high-carbon steel of a katan sword; Grigio Crater Matt, which is inspired by black and gray armor; and Rossa Pyra, which is inspired by Sanada Red, a color that represents bravery, strength, and discipline. The car’s also ride on staggered 21- and 22-inch Altanero rims and feature bronze brake calipers and black exhaust tips.
The interior of the special edition has also been given the Ad Personam treatment. The seats done up in Nero Ade leather with contrasting Corsa Tex with Bronzo Oreadi accents and feature embroidered headrests. The cabin includes other embroidered details, including a samurai logo, and comes equipped with a numbered carbon-fiber plate.
Inside the Revuelto Impavido
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Lamborghini Japan has subtly reimagined the look of the Revuelto, but has wisely decided to leave its powertrain alone. The vehicle which was the automaker’s first series-production hybrid model, features a 4.4-liter twin-turbocharged V-8 connected to a trio of electric motors that combine to pump out 1,001 hp and 793 ft lbs of torque. Thanks to all that electrified grunt, the wedge-shaped speed supercar can rocket from zero to 60 mph in 2.5 seconds and reach a top speed of 217 mph.
Intrigued? Well, you’ll have to live in Japan to buy the Revuelto Impavido. Lamborghini hasn’t said how much the 1-of-25 speed machine will cost, but something well north of the Revuelto’s $890,000 starting price seems likely.
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