Two Saudi collectors commission bespoke Lamborghini Revueltos inspired by the Arabian desert to create a pair of 1,001HP V12 masterpieces

Two Saudi supercar collectors have got their hands on a pair of Lamborghini Revueltos inspired by the Arabian desert that look like nothing else on the road.

The Italian automaker has given the two V12-powered machines a seriously eye-catching makeover inspired by the rolling sand dunes of the Arabian desert.

Each car has its own unique color scheme, custom carbon-fiber details, and some rather special touches inside the cabin.

And underneath all that bespoke styling is a 1,001-hp hybrid V12 powertrain ready to make some serious noise.

The Lamborghini Revueltos inspired by the sands of Saudi Arabia

The two supercars were created through Lamborghini’s Ad Personam customization program, which allows customers to turn an already pretty spectacular car into something truly personal.

The project, called ‘Design and Dunes’, takes inspiration from the ever-changing shapes and movement of Saudi Arabia’s desert landscape.

But the design doesn’t simply cover the cars in sandy colors.

Lamborghini says the exterior graphics were also created to represent the flow of aerodynamic air across the Revuelto’s bodywork, bringing together the natural movement of desert dunes and the engineering behind the supercar.

The first car features a matte Bianco Phanes white finish, with black Nero Nemesis graphics and Verde Speranza green pinstripes.

It also gets shiny carbon-fiber details across the roof, pillars, aerodynamic door fins, and rear wing.

The second Revuelto takes a slightly different approach, with glossy Bianco Monocerus white paint, black Nero Noctis graphics, and matte Verde Rodope green accents.

It also gets 21-inch front and 22-inch rear Altanero forged wheels, alongside matte black exhaust tips.

The result is two cars that clearly belong together but have enough differences to make each one stand out.

The bespoke Lambos have a special Arabic detail inside

The desert-inspired theme continues when you step inside, with Lamborghini adding custom embroidery across the door panels, seatbacks, and knee pads.

The intricate patterns are designed to resemble the ripples left behind by wind moving across sand dunes, tying the interiors back to the landscape that inspired the cars.

Both cabins feature Nero Ade leather, Corsa Tex upholstery, and carbon-fiber trim, although the color combinations are different.

The first car uses Verde Speranza green as its dominant interior color, with Bianco Leda embroidered details, while the second reverses the look with white leather inserts and stitching.

But one of the coolest details is found on the rear wall of both cabins.

Lamborghini has embroidered the Arabic word ‘إرث’, which translates to ‘Legacy’, as a tribute to Saudi Arabia’s cultural heritage.

There are also bespoke carbon-fiber plaques on the driver and passenger sides, carrying the words ‘Ad Personam KSA Edition’ and an individual ‘1 of 2’ designation.

That means each car is individually identified as one of just two creations.

The two owners were welcomed to Lamborghini’s headquarters in Sant’Agata Bolognese, Italy, to collect their new supercars through the brand’s exclusive La Prima handover experience.

The Revueltos still pack a 1,001hp V12 hybrid powertrain

Of course, these cars aren’t just about looking pretty.

Both retain the standard Lamborghini Revuelto’s seriously impressive hybrid powertrain, combining a naturally aspirated 6.5-liter V12 engine with three electric motors.

The V12 produces 825hp, while the electric motors help push the combined output to 1,001hp.

Power is sent through an eight-speed dual-clutch transmission, with an electrified all-wheel-drive system helping put all that performance onto the road.

And the numbers are just as impressive as the styling.

The Revuelto can accelerate from 0 to 62mph in just 2.5 seconds, reach 124mph in less than seven seconds, and go on to a top speed of more than 217mph.

It also uses a carbon-fiber monocoque structure and active aerodynamics to help keep everything under control when the driver decides to put their foot down.

Lamborghini hasn’t revealed how much the two bespoke commissions cost, but considering the level of personalization involved, they’re unlikely to have come cheap.

With their desert-inspired graphics, special Arabic embroidery, and mighty V12 engines, these two Revueltos are a pretty spectacular way to celebrate Saudi Arabia’s automotive culture.

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