When standard Italian exotic cars simply aren’t exclusive enough, wealthy clientele turn to Lamborghini’s Ad Personam personalization program. The automaker recently handed over two exclusive Revuelto supercars to VIP clients from Saudi Arabia. Delivered directly inside the factory in Sant’Agata Bolognese, the bespoke pair draws heavy inspiration from the sweeping shapes and natural colors of Arabian desert dunes.
While aftermarket builders frequently attempt to modify these flagships with a wild widebody makeover or controversial Mansory kits, these factory-built commissions represent the pinnacle of elegant restraint. Individually numbered “1 di 2,” both vehicles were meticulously designed to celebrate Saudi heritage, integrating regional culture directly into the carbon-fiber architecture of the brand’s premier plug-in hybrid.
Matte Paint and Flowing Carbon
The two supercars feature distinctly contrasting exterior finishes. The first Revuelto is drenched in matte Bianco Phanes paint, accented by Nero Nemesis graphics, Verde Speranza highlights, and glossy carbon-fiber aerodynamic elements. The second counterpart reverses the texture, sporting a glossy Bianco Monocerus finish complemented by matte carbon fiber, Nero Noctis graphics, and Verde Rodope detailing.
The desert theme flows seamlessly into the cabin. The interior features complex embroidered patterns across the seats, door panels, and backrests designed to mimic wind-swept sand dunes. To complete the tribute, both cars feature a custom inscription on the rear firewall showcasing the Arabic word “إرث” (Legacy). Considering the upcoming high-performance model starts at $741K completely stock, these highly customized Ad Personam builds likely demanded a staggering financial premium.
Manufactured Exclusivity
These twin builds perfectly highlight why the Revuelto continues to dominate the premium hybrid supercar segment. Despite the elegant desert styling, both vehicles retain the automaker’s absolutely ferocious powertrain. The naturally aspirated 6.5-liter V12 works in perfect harmony with three independent electric motors to generate a combined 1,001 horsepower.
The result is a flagship that operates as part rocket ship and part rolling artwork. By seamlessly blending the brutal, raw performance of a traditional twelve-cylinder engine with highly bespoke cultural details, Lamborghini proves that modern supercars can be deeply personal statements. These two Saudi-bound Revueltos aren’t just aggressively fast exotics, they are masterfully crafted tributes to an enduring automotive legacy.
