Zacoe Created The Revuelto So Extreme It’s Essentially A Supervillain Starter Pack | Carscoops

      Lamborghini will find it challenging to design a Revuelto that is more visually striking than this one.

      Zacoe believed the Revuelto lacked in wildness, so they made it humorously wider.

      There’s no need for drilling to attach this Batmobile-inspired kit to your Lamborghini.

      The price is currently unknown, but it is expected to exceed the cost of an average college education.

      Earlier this year, Zacoe introduced an outrageous body kit for the Lamborghini Revuelto, transforming the already impressive Italian supercar into one worthy of the SVJ badge. However, the tuner wasn't fully satisfied. Fast forward to August, they presented a widebody kit for the Revuelto that elevates the design, making this latest V12 Lamborghini resemble a Batmobile even more.

      According to Zacoe, this new version, referred to as Stage Two, builds on the previous kit while keeping many of the original parts. Owners of the initial kit can easily upgrade to the widebody configuration, adding a fresh layer of visual excitement without starting over.

      Constructed entirely from carbon fiber, the new components begin with a redesigned hood, splitter, and aero blades at the front. The flared front fenders grab immediate attention and come equipped with large air louvers and vents for improved aerodynamics. Notably, installation doesn't require drilling, as these fenders replace the originals instead of fitting over them like some cheaper options available.

      The rear tells a similar story, featuring completely new fenders that extend significantly wider than the originals. They also come with louvers to accommodate even larger wheels. A larger swan neck rear wing is included as part of the widebody package. Additional enhancements consist of a custom engine cover with a prominent roof scoop and a more sophisticated rear diffuser.

      In terms of performance, Zacoe has partnered with Fi Exhaust to create a tailored exhaust system for the Revuelto, featuring distinctive 3D-printed tips that enhance both style and performance.

      While the price for the Stage Two kit remains undisclosed, it is reasonable to expect it to be positioned at the high end of the market. To provide perspective, Zacoe's widebody kit for the McLaren 720S is priced at nearly $50,000. Given the Revuelto's elevated status and intricate design, this kit is likely to be even more expensive.