Lamborghini Revuelto SV Starts at $7.41 Million... Wait, Make That $741K—Leaked Order Sheet Shows Real Price Nearing $1 Million
Lamborghini has released order details for the U.S.-spec Revuelto SV, with an official starting price of $741,000. But a leaked order sheet reveals that once carbon fiber packages and exclusive paint are added, the actual transaction price can climb to $948,000—edging dangerously close to the million-dollar mark.
An order sheet is more honest than any press release. Lamborghini unveiled the Revuelto SV last week with an official starting price of $741,172. But once the U.S.-spec order form started circulating online, the real numbers came out—a buyer named Jason Girdner posted his order showing a total of $948,121 once options were added on.
According to Motor1.com, this track-focused V12 hybrid flagship starts about $135,000 above the standard Revuelto (roughly $605,000), a figure that lines up with what Lamborghini revealed during Monterey Car Week. But the starting price was never the real story—Ad Personam customization and pure track-oriented packages are where the budget really gets eaten alive.
In Girdner's order alone, the "all-black body with colored accent lines" paint scheme added $60,886, the "gloss carbon fiber package" for the upper body ran $33,825, and the lower body carbon fiber package tacked on another $29,971. When The Supercar Blog reposted the order sheet, it noted that stacking up the options can "easily" push the final price past the million-dollar mark.
So what do you get for all that money? The Revuelto SV goes full race-car mindset when it comes to aero, with a fixed rear wing as its most obvious visual signature, while the suspension tuning draws on lessons learned from Lamborghini's GT3 racing program. But the real core changes are hidden in the powertrain—a brand-new 7 kWh battery pack lets the 6.5-liter V12 engine, paired with three electric motors, put out a combined 1,050 horsepower and 1,051 lb-ft of torque, a gain of 49 hp and 268 lb-ft over the standard model. Official figures put 0-62 mph at just 2.4 seconds, with a top speed of 214 mph.
Lamborghini plans to build just 1,963 units of the Revuelto SV, a number that nods to the brand's founding year of 1963. Given how these limited-run supercars typically sell out, orders won't stay open for long. First deliveries are expected to begin next year.
