Lamborghini has introduced a new North America-exclusive version of the Revuelto, unveiling the limited-production Revuelto NA63 as part of the company’s ongoing celebration of its legacy and growing presence in the United States and Canada.
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Limited to just 63 examples, the special edition takes its name from the year Automobili Lamborghini was founded. The Italian automaker launched the project as it approaches its 63rd anniversary in 2026, while also acknowledging the importance of the North American market to the brand’s continued growth.
The Revuelto NA63 receives a series of visual enhancements intended to connect Lamborghini’s identity with patriotic themes inspired by both the United States and Canada. Distinctive bi-color stripes stretch across the front end and continue through the side skirts, front splitter, and rear diffuser, giving the electrified supercar a more dramatic appearance than the standard Revuelto.
Buyers will be able to choose from four different exterior themes. One configuration pairs a Blu Marinus exterior with red and white striping details, referencing American flag-inspired colors. Another setup emphasizes red and white accents that evoke the Canadian flag. Additional options include combinations of grey, white, blue, black, and orange finishes, allowing owners to tailor the car’s appearance while maintaining the exclusive NA63 identity.
Although Lamborghini has not released images of the interior or rear styling details, the company confirmed each example will feature a carbon-fiber plaque highlighting the vehicle’s rarity and limited production status.
The Revuelto already occupies an important position in Lamborghini’s lineup as the brand’s flagship hybrid supercar, combining extreme performance with electrified technology. The NA63 package focuses primarily on exclusivity and styling rather than mechanical revisions, giving collectors in North America access to a highly limited version of the model without altering the core performance formula.
The release also arrives during what appears to be an especially active period for Lamborghini product development. Spy photos and industry speculation suggest the automaker is preparing additional variants of the Revuelto, including a more hardcore performance-focused version that could carry an S or SV badge.
Beyond the Revuelto lineup, Lamborghini is also believed to be developing an open-top Temerario Spyder alongside a more powerful version of the Urus SUV that may revive the Performante name. The company is additionally expected to continue expanding its portfolio of regional special editions and ultra-limited Few-Off creations through the end of 2026.
The Revuelto NA63 reflects Lamborghini’s growing strategy of offering market-specific exclusives designed to appeal to collectors seeking rarity alongside the brand’s signature styling and performance. With only 63 units planned, the latest special edition is positioned as both a celebration of Lamborghini history and a nod to one of the company’s strongest customer bases.