As Lamborghini rides a wave of momentum following record annual sales of nearly 11,000 vehicles, its electrified flagship, the 1,001-horsepower Revuelto plug-in hybrid, is drawing heightened attention from the aftermarket world. Among the most striking reinterpretations yet is the Mansory Carbonado X, a one-of-one creation that pushes the boundaries of visual and performance excess.
Developed by the German tuning house as an Atelier project, the Carbonado X features a completely reengineered exterior formed entirely from exposed forged carbon fiber. Every body component is constructed from solid carbon fiber and produced in-house using autoclave technology. The extensive overhaul includes a redesigned front apron and hood, newly sculpted elements with integrated air deflectors, and revised side air intakes to improve engine cooling.
Additional aerodynamic enhancements include a roof scoop for increased airflow and a dramatically reworked rear section. The rear fascia is defined by a newly designed diffuser aimed at optimizing airflow beneath the vehicle. Working in tandem with a new extendable rear spoiler, the setup is intended to generate significantly greater downforce over the rear axle.
The profile is further accentuated by Mansory’s FV.10 lightweight forged wheels, featuring an external carbon ring. The wheels measure 21 inches at the front and 22 inches at the rear. Turquoise brake calipers provide a vivid contrast to the dark carbon exterior, a color theme that continues inside the cabin. The interior is dominated by dark Alcantara, complemented by turquoise accents, backlit door panels and illuminated Mansory logos.
Performance upgrades accompany the dramatic styling revisions. Mansory has increased the Revuelto’s combined system output to 1,120 horsepower, or 1,104 hp. The enhanced power enables the Carbonado X to accelerate from zero to 62 mph in 2.3 seconds and reach a top speed of 221 mph.
With its extensive carbon construction and elevated performance figures, the Carbonado X stands as one of the most extreme interpretations of Lamborghini’s hybrid V-12 supercar to date.
