Lamborghini Revuelto Carbon Fiber Aero Program by Vorsteiner

Vorsteiner Gives the Lamborghini Revuelto a Carbon-Fiber Makeover—And It’s (Relatively) Affordable

California-based tuner Vorsteiner just dropped a head-turning carbon-fiber body kit for the Lamborghini Revuelto, sharpening its already aggressive looks without messing with its monstrous hybrid V12 heart.

The kit includes a new hood, front splitter, vented fenders, side skirts, and a massive rear diffuser—all in glossy exposed carbon fiber. The result? A Revuelto that looks even angrier than stock, with Vorsteiner claiming actual aerodynamic gains, not just flashy styling.

No Wing, No Problem

Unlike some over-the-top tuners, Vorsteiner kept things (relatively) subtle. They skipped a fixed rear wing, leaving the factory active spoiler in place. But the real showstopper is that vented carbon hood, which pairs perfectly with the more aggressive front splitter and flared fenders. The side skirts stretch the profile, while the rear diffuser looks like it means business.

Built Tough, Designed to Last

Vorsteiner says their autoclave-cured 2x2 carbon fiber is 20-30% stronger than standard carbon parts. Even better? Everything bolts on using factory mounting points, so you can reverse the mods later—a major plus for resale value.

Power Stays Put (Because 1,001 HP Is Enough, Right?)

Don’t expect any extra horsepower here. Vorsteiner left the Revuelto’s hybrid V12 untouched, and honestly, with 1,001 hp on tap, who’s complaining?

The Price Tag: "Cheap" for Lambo Standards

Let’s be real—nothing about this kit is actually cheap. The full package runs $53,475, which is more than a base VW Golf R ($47,100). But compared to DMC’s $388,000 Revuelto package, it’s practically a bargain.

Here’s the breakdown:

• Carbon Hood: $11,995

• Rear Diffuser: $14,995

• Vented Fenders: $9,995

• Side Skirts: $9,945

• Front Splitter: $6,995

If you can swing a $608,358 Lamborghini, dropping an extra $50K on styling probably doesn’t hurt. And let’s face it—this thing is going to stop traffic.

The Tuner Wars Heat Up

The Revuelto is quickly becoming a favorite for high-end tuners, with Mansory, DMC, and 1016 Industries all rolling out their own wild takes. Vorsteiner’s offering might be the most wearable of the bunch—fierce but not overdone.

So, would you go for the full kit, or is the stock Revuelto already perfect?