Novitec launches its personalization and performance kit for the Lamborghini Revuelto

Lamborghini entered the world of electrification three years ago with the presentation of the Revuelto, a supercar from the Sant’Agata house with a hybrid propulsion system, which has also proven to be a good base for companies specialized in personalization, as it has already demonstrated on several occasions with Mansory, most recently last February. Now it is the turn of the Revuelto for another of the great tuners: Novitec.

Novitec thus presents its personalization and performance kit for the Lamborghini Revuelto, also using for the presentation model the purple color that Lamborghini used at the time for the Diablo SE 30, with which they commemorated the 30th anniversary of the Italian factory in 1993. This kit presented by Novitec includes both exterior elements to improve aerodynamics and mechanical ones, which slightly increase its already outrageous power.

All the exterior aerodynamic components applied by Novitec to the Revuelto have been tested in the wind tunnel and are manufactured in carbon fiber left exposed, to which a layer of gloss lacquer is applied on top, although Novitec also gives the option of choosing these parts in the same color as the rest of the vehicle. Thus, starting with the front, a new lower section is fitted with larger side air intakes and a much more pronounced central area, the combination of both areas helping to create greater downforce at high speeds. The bonnet together with the front cover have also been modified, as have new headlight trims, all to achieve a new visual impact.

From the side view we can see that new mirror housings have been installed, along with a new aerodynamic trim behind the front wheel arches, where the Novitec NL5 wheels developed by Vossen are located, with a six-spoke design that splits into a “Y” and a central lock nut, although two other models can also be chosen, all available in 72 color variants as well as different finishes such as plain, brushed or polished. Here we can also see how the height of the Lamborghini Revuelto is reduced even further, specifically 25 mm thanks to the new springs installed by Novitec. Finally, at the rear, the striking spoiler they have fitted stands out, as does the trim located between the taillights, which also serves to highlight the exhaust outlets.

The exhaust itself can be replaced by a line made of stainless steel or Inconel, a lightweight material used in Formula 1, with both options featuring two central outlets 110 mm in diameter, while the other two at the ends are 10 mm smaller. Optionally, Novitec allows the installation of an active sound management system using integrated butterfly valves, thus varying the sound emitted by the spectacular V12 engine. As for the combustion engine, its output can be increased by 33 CV thanks to the calibration of the systems and the installation of high-efficiency sports catalytic converters, which, leaving the electric motors untouched, results in a total combined power of 1,048 CV.