Lamborghini's Most Potent Vehicle Yet is on its Way, But You're Not Welcome | Carscoops

      This exclusive supercar may follow the legacy of the Centenario, Sian FKP 37, and Countach.

      Reportedly, VIP customers recently received a sneak peek at the upcoming supercar.

      This model is set to become the most powerful Lamborghini ever manufactured.

      Production of the Fenomeno, its potential name, will be limited to just 29 units.

      Every August, the Monterey Peninsula transforms into a luxury haven for the wealthy, where rare cars, expensive sunglasses, and even pricier espresso thrive in perfect harmony. Monterey Car Week has established itself as a prime platform for automakers to launch ultra-limited, high-priced models, and this year, Lamborghini appears to be debuting something particularly striking.

      A recent report indicates that the Italian automaker is preparing to reveal a special model possibly named the Fenomeno, which coincidentally translates to 'phenomenon' in Italian, Greek, and Spanish.

      The unveiling is anticipated to occur at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, and while Lamborghini has not publicly confirmed the details, speculation began when the company registered the Fenomeno name with the European Union Intellectual Property Office earlier this spring.

      A Known Foundation, Enhanced Performance

      According to The Supercar Blog, this unique model will be built on the existing Lamborghini Revuelto platform. It's uncertain what modifications have been made to the vehicle's 6.5-liter V12 hybrid engine, but reports suggest the Fenomeno will exceed the Revuelto’s 1,001 hp, making it the most powerful Lamborghini to date.

      One possibility is that this car could compete with the Ferrari SF90 XX, although that might not be entirely accurate. While more powerful and lighter variants of the Revuelto are in development, these are likely to carry names like S, SV, or SVJ, rather than an entirely new designation.

      Instead, it seems probable that it will follow the tradition of special models based on the Aventador, such as the Veneno, Centenario, and Sian FKP 37. Some Lamborghini clients have reportedly been given a preview of the new model, with one stating that the design will take inspiration from one of Sant’Agata’s most legendary models (the Miura is a strong contender, but we will have to wait for confirmation).

      It is said that a mere 29 units of the Lamborghini Fenomeno may be produced. In addition to its increased power, the car is expected to feature unique bodywork not found on the standard Revuelto. It is also safe to anticipate a price tag well over $1 million. If you have to inquire about the cost, it's likely you won't be at Pebble Beach anyway.