Mansory has revealed its latest high-profile creation, a heavily modified Lamborghini Revuelto transformed into a one-off model known as the Carbonado X.
The German tuner, known for its polarizing designs, has reimagined the hybrid supercar with an exterior crafted entirely from carbon fiber. The extensive use of the lightweight material defines the car’s aggressive appearance and underscores its performance ambitions. A prominent rear wing and redesigned rear diffuser amplify the visual drama while contributing additional downforce, according to the company. Up front and along the sides, a roof scoop, reworked sills, deflectors and enlarged air intakes further distinguish the car from the standard Revuelto.
The Carbonado X rides on carbon fiber wheels measuring 21 inches at the front and 22 inches at the rear. Turquoise brake calipers provide a sharp contrast to the dark exterior tones and preview the interior’s bold color scheme. Inside, turquoise accents are paired with black Alcantara, while Mansory branding is displayed throughout the cabin.
Beneath the rear decklid, the modified Revuelto retains its 6.5-liter V-12 engine, now tuned to produce 930 horsepower, an increase of 105 horsepower over the standard version. Three electric motors contribute an additional 250 horsepower, bringing total output to 1,120 horsepower. With that combined power, the Carbonado X can accelerate from zero to 62 mph in 2.3 seconds and reach a top speed of 221 mph.
Mansory has not announced pricing for the one-off model, though it is expected to command a figure exceeding that of a Lamborghini Urus. The company says the Carbonado X is destined for a showroom in Dubai, reinforcing its status as a singular statement piece designed to showcase both performance and conspicuous carbon fiber craftsmanship.