Keyvany Unveils The First Bodykit For The Lamborghini Revuelto

The first Lamborghini Revuelto units are already on their way to customers, and tuners like Keyvany are wasting no time creating bonkers body kits for those who want more individuality. These are just renderings as the tuner hasn’t been able to get its hands on a running model yet, but that doesn’t make the alterations any less impressive. It looks downright mean bathed in all that carbon fiber, and looks ready to eat other supercars for breakfast.

Keyvany may not be as infamous a tuner as Mansory, but this hasn’t stopped the brand from trying. The company was formed in 2018 in Germany and has taken a bold approach to designing sports cars and supercars of all kinds. The company definitely has an affinity for Lamborghinis, having created a wild Urus named the “Keyrus” a few years ago. This Revuelto creation is called the “Keytoro”, and we must say, we kind of like it.

Carbon Fiber Everywhere

As it stands, the Revuelto is an incredible canvas to start with, with its angular, futuristic looks and new logo. The company aimed to create a more pointed weapon, and starting in the front, that meant a seriously aggressive splitter and a new hood. With multiple vent openings, the new splitter looks like an SVJ on steroids and blends in well with the new design.

More carbon fiber can be found on the hood, down the sides of the car, mirror caps, side skirts, and vent covers. The rear is more of the same, with a new massive carbon fiber diffuser and wing. We think the wing suits the profile of the vehicle very well and would love to see it in person. Other than the vehicle looking like a new concept car, there’s no information on what the company plans to do to the interior or if it plans any performance changes.

Power Won’t Be An Issue

Even if the company doesn’t make any changes to the powertrain, you won’t be wanting thanks to the high-performance plug-in hybrid V12 powertrain. Everyone’s thrilled the company found a way to keep the V12 in its flagship model, and in the process, Lamborghini even found a way to make it better.

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The 6.5-liter V12 is paired with three electric motors – two in the front and one in the back – which, combined, produce 1,001 horsepower and 739 lb-ft of torque. This makes it the most powerful Lamborghini ever made, and a testament to what is possible in the age of electrification. Thanks to an all-new eight-speed dual-clutch transmission, 0-62 mph will take a mere 2.5 seconds on its way to the 217 mph top speed, which makes it one of the fastest combustion vehicles ever.

Keyvany says you can order the kit now, but didn’t say how much it will cost or when it will be available. If you’re getting your Revuelto soon, then it shouldn’t be too long of a wait, but if you haven’t ordered one yet, you might as well buy another supercar in the meantime. The latest Lambo is sold out until 2026.