MANSORY has taken the Lamborghini Revuelto and converted it into something unique, a one-of-a-kind showpiece for their Dubai showroom. That car is known as the Carbonado X, and it is completely custom built. Every single body panel is composed of solid carbon fiber, which was cured in Mansory’s own autoclaves, since they went all out on this project.
The first item that catches your eye is the completely revamped front end. A fully redesigned apron sticks out far in front, with a dramatic splitter and a revised hood that has been eaten away by vents. It not only draws in air, but it also gives the car a more defined profile. Side on, you’ll notice the revised lower sills, which now feature air deflectors and larger intakes to deliver more air to the engine. A large roof vent scoops in even more air for the V12, while the rear fenders get their own set of vents, resulting in an absolutely gigantic diffuser that helps manage airflow under the car. On top of that, an adjustable spoiler protrudes high from the back, and the engine cover is custom carved and extremely complex.
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The wheels also went full-on carbon fiber, with the ‘FV.10 Carbon’ units measuring 21 inches in the front and 22 inches in the back. They are not only extremely lightweight and forged, but the carbon pieces on the outside add a lot of punch. The consequence is intended to be enhanced airflow throughout the vehicle, as well as a significant increase in downforce out the back. The only remaining components from the original Revuelto are the headlights, taillights, and greenhouse glass.
Inside, Mansory has dressed out the cabin in Alcantara and leather, with turquoise oozing through the seats, doors, and dashboard elements. You’ll also see bespoke ambient lighting on the door cards and Mansory emblems all over the place, but don’t worry, the driver is still in front, with the bright turquoise accents standing out against the black background.
Even the performance end has been updated, with the V12 now producing 917 horsepower and 564 lb ft of torque, up 103 and 30 lb ft, respectively, over the base model. When combined with the hybrid system, the total power output reaches a whopping 1,104 horsepower. Zero to 62 in 2.3 seconds is two tenths faster than the standard Revuelto, and the top speed is now an incredible 221 mph. To keep everything on the road, the Carbonado X retains its adjustable suspension and carbon braking system.
