Lamborghini Unveils Samurai-Inspired Revuelto Impavido V12 Hybrid Supercar
Lamborghini is celebrating its 25th anniversary in the Japanese market with the Revuelto Impavido, a Japan-only limited edition of just 25 individually numbered V12 plug-in hybrid supercars. The bespoke cars pay homage to the traditional samurai way-of-the-warrior code by way of unique graphical themes within and without. Unfortunately, there isn't a katana storage rack option.
The Impavido—Italian for "fearless"—is a tribute to Bushido, the samurai code of honor defined by discipline, courage, and unwavering determination. Developed through Lamborghini’s elite Ad Personam personalization program, the bespoke flagship strikes a connection between Italian engineering and Japanese iconography.
For example, almost every sculpted edge of the Impavido carries warrior symbolism. Lamborghini says that sharp graphics slashed across the doors and rear bumper evoke the motion of a katana strike, while golden body accents mirror odoshi, the intricate silk cords traditionally used to bind samurai armor plates.
Up front, the nose reinterprets the...
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