The Most Shocking Lamborghini Modification You’ll Encounter Today Isn’t Made by Mansory | Carscoops

      This wild tuning kit enhances an already extravagant hybrid supercar by amplifying its power, carbon elements, and exclusivity.

      DMC's latest Revuelto kit features striking carbon bodywork and a swan-neck wing.

      In addition to the new exterior components, a stainless steel exhaust and ECU modifications are included.

      The Integrale kit boasts new wheel options up to 22 inches and bold diffusers.

      Last year, DMC introduced an outrageous body kit for the Lamborghini Revuelto, elevating the mid-engine Italian supercar's craziness and rivaling Mansory in absurdity. Now, they've unveiled another package called the Revuelto Integrale. It’s uncertain whether Lancia will find the use of its name for this project flattering or offensive, but at least the package maintains some taste.

      The kit's components span from front to rear, with the front modifications being surprisingly subtle. DMC has incorporated a new carbon fiber splitter featuring aero fins that enhance the Lambo's stature without being excessive. Additionally, they've altered the front quarter panels to install matte carbon louvers.

      As for the sides, changes include new carbon fiber skirts with dramatic flics towards the back. Customers can choose from new 21-inch front and 22-inch rear wheels shod with Pirelli P Zero Corsa tires, available in a brushed or diamond-cut finish, or painted in gloss.

      While the front and sides remain relatively understated, the rear tells a different story. A new swan-neck style wing made of glossy carbon fiber has been added to the engine cover. Although the wing itself isn't too gaudy, it might look amusing when paired with the factory rear spoiler. In addition to this wing, DMC has crafted an extravagant diffuser for the Revuelto with six large carbon fiber strakes.

      Few would argue against the impressive performance of Lamborghini’s first hybrid supercar, but DMC has made it quicker still. They've installed a stainless steel exhaust and made software adjustments, raising the power to 1,099 hp— a significant increase from the standard 1,001 hp.

      Customers can also select custom interior finishes from DMC, which include new contrast stitching, laser-etched logos, and fresh leather or Alcantara surfaces.

      DMC intends to produce only 50 units of its Revuelto Integrale package. The price for the complete kit begins at $24,990, increasing to $39,990 when the new wheels are included, and the rear wing can be purchased separately for a modest $6,990.