Beginning October 2026, Venuum Black introduces a widebody kit called Voltoro V1 for the Lamborghini Revuelto, a high-performance hybrid supercar. The kit transforms the car's appearance into something that resembles a super-villain’s vehicle from a blockbuster movie. While the kit doesn't alter the car's core mechanical components—such as its 6.5-liter V12 engine combined with three electric motors producing around 1,015 horsepower—the visual transformation is dramatic. The Revuelto, which is Lamborghini’s first in-series rechargeable hybrid V12 model, retains its original 8-speed dual-clutch transmission, meaning the car’s performance remains unchanged on paper. The changes are purely aesthetic, focusing on the car’s body and overall attitude. Venuum Black has already gained recognition for its bold tuning kits on other high-end vehicles, such as the Ferrari Purosangue, Rolls-Royce Wraith, and Mercedes-Benz G-Class. The company specializes in high-end tuning, particularly for supercars and luxury vehicles. The Voltoro V1 kit for the Revuelto is an independent conversion not officially endorsed by Lamborghini. While no official pricing has been announced, Carscoops, a popular automotive news site, estimates that a full carbon fiber version of the kit could cost in the range of six figures. The most noticeable changes start at the front of the car. The original bumper is replaced with a more aggressive design, paired with a splitter that extends further toward the ground than the original Revuelto. The hood is modified with added ribs, vents, and openings, emphasizing the car’s mechanical features and giving it a more menacing look. On the sides, Venuum installs new body skirts and 21-inch wheels with a bronze finish, creating a striking contrast with the car’s dark body and enhancing its show-car appearance. Compared to other tuning kits, such as one by Mansory, Carscoops notes that the Voltoro V1 maintains a cleaner, more streamlined design without being overly subtle. At the rear, the Revuelto becomes almost unrecognizable. The engine cover is completely redesigned to highlight the V12 engine, and it is topped with a fixed rear wing that replaces the original car’s active wing. The diffuser is also redesigned with a bold look and includes a third stop light shaped like the Venuum logo, clearly marking the tuning. According to Carscoops, the modified rear gives the car a silhouette even more aggressive than the Lamborghini Revuelto SV, a high-performance version of the Revuelto. However, there is no evidence that these changes improve aerodynamics, and Venuum has not provided any performance data or details about potential effects on the car's warranty or insurance. The company has not yet addressed these concerns publicly.