Lamborghini Revuelto Mansory - Wild Street Car | Full Review

Mansory Carbonado X: A One-Off Carbon Fiber Lamborghini Revuelto Overview Mansory, the German tuning house known for bold and often controversial customizations, has unveiled a one-off rebodied version of the 2026 Lamborghini Revuelto called the Carbonado X. Compared to some of Mansory's more extreme projects, this build is relatively restrained, forgoing bright colors in favor of an all-exposed carbon fiber body, which inspired its name. The "Carbonado" name previously appeared on a Mansory Aventador in 2012 and now returns on the Revuelto more than a decade later. As a one-of-one commission, no other example will exist. Exterior Design Every body panel is made from solid carbon fiber, cured in an autoclave to achieve a distinctive, stealthy finish. Mansory redesigned the hood and front bumper, adding larger air intakes for improved engine cooling alongside a new roof scoop serving the same purpose. At the rear, the car gains an extendable spoiler, an aggressive diffuser, and a high-performance exhaust system with triangular tips. Even the wheels are carbon fiber, measuring 21 inches up front and 22 inches at the rear for reduced weight. Interior The cabin is finished in dark Alcantara with turquoise accents, including on the push-button starter's flip-up cover. Backlit doors and Mansory badging further distinguish the interior from a stock Revuelto. Engine and Performance Mansory increased output from the Revuelto's 6.5-liter V-12, raising it from 825 hp to 930 hp. Combined with the car's three electric motors, total system output rises from 1,001 hp to 1,120 hp. Mansory claims a 0-62 mph time of 2.3 seconds, though this figure appears conservative based on results recorded by the stock Revuelto. No pricing was announced, but as a bespoke one-off build, the cost is likely to exceed seven figures.