Automobili Lamborghini unveiled the Revuelto Impavido as a highly exclusive 25-unit edition to commemorate 25 years of operations in Japan
The Ad Personam personalization program drew inspiration from the Bushido samurai code to design graphics evoking katana strikes and traditional armor
The hybrid supercar maintains its 1,001-horsepower configuration via a 6.5-liter V12 engine and three electric motors to achieve a 212-mph top speed
Automobili Lamborghini marked a major regional milestone with the reveal of the Revuelto Impavido. Created strictly for the Japanese market, the commemorative supercar celebrates 25 years of Lamborghini Japan. The Italian manufacturer limited production to 25 individually numbered examples. The moniker translates to fearless or courageous in Italian. The designation reflects the relentless pursuit of automotive performance while directly nodding to Bushido. This centuries-old code of honor centers on courage, discipline and unwavering determination. Stephan Winkelmann, Chairman and CEO of Automobili Lamborghini, noted the project showcases how the brand can unite technological innovation with deep cultural inspiration.
The bespoke design originates from the Ad Personam personalization department. Rather than relying on standard graphics, designers pulled visual cues from samurai aesthetics. The vehicle exterior features sharp line work mimicking the sweeping motion of a katana strike. Gold detailing references the odoshi silk cords used to bind ancient armor plates. The front fascia incorporates styling elements inspired by the maedate helmet crest. Decorative roof and fender components reference kozane lacquered armor plates. Buyers select from four exclusive exterior themes. Verde Campus takes cues from Hisui jade to represent life and prosperity. Grigio Artis Lucido channels the refined craftsmanship of swordmaking. Grigio Crater Matt reflects the dark armor worn for protection. Rosso Pyra draws upon the legendary Sanada Red associated with bravery in battle. Each configuration comes equipped with Shiny Black 21-inch front and 22-inch rear Altanero forged wheels, Bronzo brake calipers and matte black exhaust tips.
Inside the cabin, the exclusive treatment blends Nero Ade leather and Corsa Tex upholstery with Bronzo Oreadi contrast stitching. The cockpit features bespoke door trim patterns, specialized Samurai embroidery and a designated “1 di 25” carbon-fiber plaque highlighting the rarity of each unit. Paolo Sartori, Head of Japan at Automobili Lamborghini, stated the edition was created to reward the passion and loyalty of regional collectors. Beneath the culturally rich styling, the plug-in hybrid architecture remains unchanged. The flagship utilizes a naturally aspirated dry-sump 6.5-liter V12 engine paired with a trio of electric motors. The advanced drivetrain delivers a combined 1,001 horsepower to all four wheels. Acceleration from zero to 60 mph takes just over two seconds. The track-ready machine tops out at 212 mph.
