2025 Lamborghini Revuelto

What happens when you merge Lamborghini's traditional supercar recipe with modern hybrid technology? You get the 2025 Lamborghini Revuelto, a 12-cylinder mid-engine supercoupe with three electric motors and all-wheel drive. But don't be fooled into thinking Lamborghini has gone fully green here. The Revuelto's hybrid tech serves to enhance — not replace — the internal combustion engine's power and performance. With 1,001 horsepower, 1,044 lb-ft of torque, and a zero-to-60 time around 2.5 seconds, the only "green" aspect of the Revuelto is its available (and quite stunning) Verde Mantis paint option.

The field of hybrid-powered supercars has gone from barren to green in recent years. If a sleek, powerful multi-drivetrain model is on your hit list, consider the Ferrari SF90, with both a price and performance specs close to the Revuelto's. The Revuelto's little brother, the Lamborghini Temerario, is also new to the market and also sports a hybrid drivetrain with nearly as much power (907 hp) and forward thrust (zero to 60 mph in 2.7 seconds) while costing about half as much. For less than a third of the Revuelto's price, you can get a Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 with 1,064 horsepower but likely not as much crowd-pulling power at the local cars-and-coffee meet.

While it's easy to focus on the Revuelto's hybrid drivetrain — it's the first Lamborghini to offer one — there are plenty of "firsts" to go around on this model. Lamborghini has added a wide range of advanced driver assist technology to the Revuelto's equipment list, including adaptive cruise control, forward collision warning, lane keeping assistance and a 360-degree camera system. The Italian automaker has also provided a 9.1-inch display screen for passengers and a connected vehicle tracking system to remotely monitor the car's location and status. Sadly, despite a starting price over $600,000, all of these features cost extra.