Lamborghini Revuelto Saudi Pair Wears Desert-Inspired Ad Personam Finishes

Lamborghini Revuelto Saudi supercars have found their owners, and they left the Sant’Agata Bolognese headquarters looking anything but ordinary. Two one-off examples, built through the Ad Personam programme, draw their palette from the colours and flowing shapes of Saudi Arabia’s desert dunes. Purists may groan at another bespoke hypercar, but these two deserve a closer look.

Lamborghini Revuelto Saudi Dune Livery

The first car wears matte Bianco Phanes paint, Nero Nemesis graphics and Verde Speranza accents. Glossy carbon-fibre details break up the matte surfacing, giving it a sculpted, tactile character. The second car switches to glossy Bianco Monocerus, matte carbon fibre, Nero Noctis graphics and Verde Rodope detailing. On paper the palettes look close, but in person the second car feels sharper and more purposeful.

Inside, embroidered patterns across the seats, door panels and backrests mimic dunes shaped by the wind. A ‘Legacy’ inscription on the rear wall and individually numbered ‘1 of 2’ plates seal the exclusivity. Anyone who has studied the Ad Personam Revuelto from Miami will recognise the direction, but these cabins push it further.

Hybrid Heart Still Beats True

Beneath the bespoke finishes, both Lamborghini Revuelto Saudi examples keep the standard hybrid powertrain. A naturally aspirated 6.5-litre V12 pairs with three electric motors for 1,001 hp combined. An eight-speed dual-clutch gearbox and electrified all-wheel drive handle the delivery, so the front axle can bite hard out of a slow apex. Full model details sit on the official Lamborghini website.

A Desert Mirage Worth Chasing

Ultimately, these cars will age into serious collectibles. With only two units, a bespoke livery and a V12 with an electrified spine, the resale case writes itself. Revuelto pricing starts around $608,000 (est.) before personalisation, so these examples will command a healthy premium on the open market.

Auto News Magazine readers already know the Revuelto rewrote the rulebook for Lamborghini. These two prove bespoke hypercars can still carry genuine mechanical purpose. Start the engine, and the desert follows you home.

Source reference: Auto News Magazine

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Marcus Vance

Senior Track & Performance Editor at Auto News Magazine. Veteran automotive journalist specializing in chassis dynamics, apex telemetry, track-day specials, and high-revving mechanical purity.

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