Lamborghini has just released its most powerful car yet, the $3M Lamborghini Fenomeno

Lamborghini has just debuted the Lamborghini Fenomeno, built from the Revuelto platform and powered by a V12 hybrid system that delivers 1,065 hp.

The figure comes from a retuned 6.5-liter V12 producing 833 hp, supported by a larger 7 kWh battery for electric assistance.

With only 29 units planned and prices reported to be starting at $3 million, the Fenomeno arrives as one of the rarest supercars in the company’s history.

The performance increase over the Revuelto suggests it could take the title of Lamborghini’s fastest road car to date.

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Lamborghini Fenomeno design and performance

The Lamborghini Fenomeno stands apart from the Revuelto with reshaped body panels, larger cooling intakes, and a completely revised rear.

The front end features slim LED headlights, a vented hood, and a lower splitter, while the rear is dominated by carbon fiber, quad central exhaust outlets, and Y-shaped tail lights.

These changes are aimed at improving airflow and stability at speed.

Performance figures underline the upgrade.

The Revuelto’s combined output sits at 1,001 hp from its V12 hybrid layout, reaching 0–62 mph in 2.5 seconds.

The Lamborghini Fenomeno raises total output to 1,065 hp by increasing the V12’s peak power from 814 hp to 833 hp and fitting a larger 7 kWh battery for stronger electric assistance.

The power delivery curve has been adjusted so more torque is available lower in the rev range, reducing the time it takes to reach maximum acceleration.

Revised aerodynamics, including reshaped bodywork and a more aggressive rear diffuser, improve high-speed stability and reduce drag, helping the car reach its top speed more quickly.

The Fenomeno also benefits from recalibrated gearbox mapping, allowing faster shifts under full throttle.

Electric-only range improves from six miles in the Revuelto to 12 miles, giving the hybrid system more flexibility in balancing efficiency with performance.

Together, these changes explain why the Fenomeno is marginally quicker to 62 mph while maintaining the same 217 mph top speed.

Fenomeno interior

Inside, the Lamborghini Fenomeno shares much of the Revuelto’s layout, including the steering wheel, driver display, and passenger-side screen.

Buyers can choose materials and finishes to suit individual preferences, but the structure and technology remain focused on performance driving.

While cabin design changes are minimal, the Fenomeno’s exclusivity lies in its engineering updates and rarity.

Production will be capped at 29 examples worldwide, a strategy Lamborghini often reserves for its most technically significant or design-led projects.

Reportedly priced at €3 million ($3.5 million), the model is priced well above the Revuelto, reflecting both its limited numbers and upgraded performance.

Historically, Lamborghini’s ultra-low-production cars, such as the Centenario and Veneno, have appreciated in value, making the Fenomeno a likely candidate for long-term collectability.

From a brand perspective, the Fenomeno serves as a proof of concept for refining V12 hybrid performance.

The added power, improved battery range, and aerodynamic gains suggest Lamborghini is exploring ways to merge sustainability requirements with its reputation for speed.

For potential buyers, it represents not only a rare opportunity to own a unique model but also a glimpse into the company’s next generation of hybrid supercars.

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