Venuum Black has introduced the Voltoro V1, a dramatic new body kit for the Lamborghini Revuelto. The package leaves the car’s hybridized 6.5-liter engine untouched while substantially revising its exterior design.

The kit arrives shortly after Lamborghini unveiled the Revuelto SV, a more powerful and aggressively styled version of the standard car. For Revuelto owners who do not want to move to the SV, Venuum’s design offers another way to give the V12-powered supercar a more imposing appearance.

Extensive exterior changes

At the front, the Voltoro V1 replaces the original bumper with a more radical design and a splitter that extends considerably farther forward. A redesigned hood adds multiple vanes and slats, further separating the modified car from the standard Revuelto.

Venuum also adds new side skirts and bronze-colored 21-inch wheels. The most substantial changes appear at the rear, where the kit includes a new engine cover, a fixed rear wing, and a redesigned bumper and diffuser.

The rear diffuser incorporates a third brake light shaped like Venuum’s logo. Together with the fixed wing and revised engine cover, these elements give the rear of the Revuelto a substantially different appearance.

Carbon-fiber construction could exceed six figures

Venuum has not disclosed pricing for the Voltoro V1. The kit is expected to be expensive, with the source indicating that its price could exceed six figures if it is produced using lightweight carbon fiber.

Although the design is highly aggressive, it is comparatively restrained beside some other Revuelto conversions, including a kit from Mansory. The source also questions whether the additional exterior components will improve the car’s aerodynamic performance, so their effect in that area remains uncertain.

Venuum’s exotic-car projects

The Voltoro V1 adds to Venuum Black’s growing portfolio of dramatic modifications for high-end vehicles. The tuner has previously developed body kits for the Ferrari Purosangue, Rolls-Royce Wraith, and Mercedes-Benz G-Class.

Earlier this year, Venuum also showed plans for a widebody conversion for Ferrari’s all-electric Luce, another project focused on giving an exotic model a more distinctive exterior design.