Lamborghini has delivered two bespoke Revuelto supercars to Saudi clients at its headquarters in Sant’Agata Bolognese, Italy, celebrating the occasion with an exclusive La Prima handover ceremony.
Created through the marque’s Ad Personam personalisation programme, the one-off editions draw inspiration from the shifting shapes, colours and movement of Saudi Arabia’s desert dunes.
Developed around a shared design concept, the two cars interpret the relationship between aerodynamic performance and the natural landscape through contrasting finishes and detailing.
Both feature distinctive dune-inspired graphics across their sculptural bodywork, alongside palettes incorporating the national colours of Saudi Arabia.
The first example pairs matte Bianco Phanes paintwork with Nero Nemesis graphics and Verde Speranza accents, complemented by glossy carbon-fibre details. The second reverses the material contrast, combining glossy Bianco Monocerus paint with matt carbon-fibre elements, Nero Noctis graphics and Verde Rodope detailing.
The bespoke treatment continues inside, where embroidered patterns across the seats, door panels and backrests evoke wind-sculpted dunes. Both interiors also feature a dedicated Arabic inscription, ‘إرث’ (Legacy), on the rear wall, paying tribute to Saudi cultural heritage.
Each car carries an individually numbered ‘1 of 2’ dedication plate, underscoring the exclusivity of the commission.
