Venuum reveals wild bodykit for the Lamborghini Revuelto for drivers who think the supercar isn't extreme enough

If you somehow think the Lamborghini Revuelto doesn’t already have enough aura, Venuum has a bodykit to remedy that.

Sure, this is a supercar that is hard to beat in terms of looks and performance.

But some people really think you can improve on perfection.

That’s where this new bodykit comes into play.

Venuum has done some stellar bodykit work in the past

When it comes to car modification, you can’t do much better than Venuum.

The company’s work has been seen on all types of supercars, from Jake Paul’s one-off Ferrari to this Purosangue concept that took the internet by storm.

The work is exceptional, there’s no doubt about that.

And it’s a tough job too – improving upon cars that are already widely acclaimed for their aesthetic appeal.

So you can imagine what a tall order it was to level up the Lamborghini Revuelto.

But like the pros they are, Venuum rose to the occasion beautifully.

This Lamborghini Revuelto bodykit is a work of art

It’s been a few weeks since the Revuelto SV was unveiled.

Capable of accelerating to 62mph in an astonishing 2.4 seconds, and a top speed exceeding 214mph, the Revuelto SV is enough to bring a tear to Tom Cruise’s eye.

The SV was already taking things up a notch with the already impressive Revuelto.

So understandably, you’d be left wondering how much more the bar can be raised.

That’s where Venuum comes into the picture.

This bodykit is perfect for any Revuelto owners who want to up the ante without purchasing an SV.

Named the Voltoro V1, this bodykit sets out to make the original Lambo look more aggressive.

On that front, it’s mission accomplished.

Up front, you have a radical new bumper and splitter, alongside a hood filled with vanes and slats.

New skirts and bronze-colored wheels run up the sides, taking the eye to the back of the vehicle.

Here, you’re treated to a new engine cover and fixed rear wing, joined together by a distinctive rear bumper and diffuser.

Adding its own little stamp to it is a third brake light in the shape of the Venuum logo.

The mystery surrounding pricing details

Feeling sold?

Well, before you rush for your bank details, just pause for a second.

There’s no official word on how much this bodykit will cost Revuelto owners as of yet, but we wouldn’t be surprised if it was over six figures.

This is made from lightweight carbon fiber, after all.

For now, let’s take in the sight of the beautiful Voltoro V1.

Timeline of the Lamborghini Revuelto