Taiwanese tuner Zacoe transforms the Lamborghini Revuelto with a striking carbon fiber body kit inspired by stealth fighter jets, adding visual drama and aerodynamic enhancements.
Taiwanese tuner Zacoe has unveiled a new carbon fiber body kit designed to enhance the Lamborghini Revuelto 's already aggressive aesthetics. Inspired by the sleek lines of stealth fighter jets, the kit adds a dramatic flair to the Italian supercar, pushing its visual impact to new heights. The body kit features a redesigned front splitter with aerodynamic fins and an integrated hood with ventilation channels that subtly echo Lamborghini's design language.
Sharper side skirts and enlarged aero blades behind the front wheels accentuate the profile, while the most striking element is undoubtedly the roof scoop mounted on the engine cover. This is complemented by an adjustable rear spoiler that appears to seamlessly integrate with the Revuelto's active rear wing, amplifying its aggressive stance.All components are crafted from unpainted carbon fiber, ensuring minimal weight gain for the plug-in hybrid supercar. While Zacoe emphasizes the kit's artistic merit and attention to detail, they acknowledge that while it reduces lift and increases downforce, the aerodynamic improvements may not be as significant as those seen in previous models like the Aventador SV and SVJ. Importantly, the kit does not affect the Revuelto's performance specifications, leaving its factory-spec plug-in hybrid powertrain untouched. This setup generates a combined output of 1,001 hp (747 kW / 1,015 PS) thanks to the naturally-aspirated 6.5-liter V12 engine and a trio of electric motors. Zacoe has yet to announce pricing for the carbon fiber kit, which may be sold in individual components, allowing Revuelto owners to customize their vehicles according to their preferences
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