Mansory Unveils Carbon Fiber Lamborghini Revuelto “Carbonado X”

Published date:09/05/2026 | Last updated date:09/05/2026

German tuner Mansory has revealed an extreme new version of the Lamborghini Revuelto, transforming the hybrid supercar into a carbon fiber-heavy one-off called the Carbonado X.

The project pushes carbon fiber styling and performance to new levels, combining forged carbon bodywork, a redesigned aerodynamic package and upgraded hybrid power output.

Forged carbon dominates the entire exterior

The Carbonado X is built around extensive use of forged carbon fiber across nearly every visible body panel.

Modified components include:

• front bumper and splitter
• redesigned hood
• enlarged air intakes
• front fenders
• side skirts
• roof scoop
• rear diffuser
• oversized rear wing

The visual approach gives the Revuelto a much more aggressive appearance while emphasizing lightweight composite construction.

Tiffany blue interior contrasts the carbon theme

Inside, Mansory combined black Alcantara surfaces with Tiffany blue accents throughout the cabin.

The contrast creates a more luxury-focused atmosphere compared with the aggressive exterior treatment, continuing a design trend often seen in ultra-luxury customization projects from Middle Eastern markets.

Hybrid V12 system now exceeds 1,100 horsepower

The Carbonado X retains Lamborghini’s naturally aspirated 6.5-liter V12 hybrid system, but Mansory increased output significantly.

The upgraded combustion engine now produces:

• 930 horsepower
• 564 lb-ft of torque

Combined with the three electric motors, total system output reaches:

• 1,120 horsepower

According to Mansory, performance figures include:

• 0–60 mph in 2.3 seconds
• top speed of 221 mph

Built for Dubai showroom, not for public sale

Despite the attention surrounding the project, Mansory says this Revuelto is currently a 1-of-1 build created for its new Dubai showroom.

That means the Carbonado X is not officially available for purchase.

However, Mansory has historically turned one-off concepts into limited production models after customer demand increased, so future versions may eventually appear.

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Editorial perspective

Projects like the Carbonado X show how carbon fiber has evolved beyond pure motorsport engineering into a luxury identity statement.

For high-end automotive brands and tuners, exposed carbon is no longer only about reducing weight. It now functions as a design language tied to exclusivity, advanced manufacturing and hypercar culture.

The larger trend is clear: composite materials are becoming central not only to vehicle performance, but also to branding, customization and ultra-premium positioning.