Introducing an optional upgrade starting this month (May 2024), the audio system transforms the Revuelto into a mobile exotic concert hall. It incorporates a new Full Class D amplifier with 750W, a center channel speaker, a neodymium engine positioned at the heart of the unit, two full-range speakers situated behind the driver and passenger, and mid-woofers and tweeters integrated into the doors.
Lamborghini’s latest pinnacle exotic creation, the Revuelto, succeeding the Aventador, garners attention once again. The renowned Italian automaker has revealed a collaboration with Sonus Faber, resulting in a high-end sound system meticulously crafted for this plug-in hybrid supercar.
The final tuning stages involve Sonus Faber artisans lending their expertise to perfect the audio experience. Through the process of listening to various music genres and adjusting the sound output, they ensure an optimal balance between volume and clarity.
This marks the debut of a Sonus audio system within a Lamborghini, signifying a significant milestone for the brand, as noted by Fiore Cappelletto, Vice President and General Manager of Automotive at the McIntosh Group (parent company of Sonus Faber).
While specific pricing details are typically undisclosed by Lamborghini for its optional features, it’s evident that the audio system comes with a hefty price tag. Considering the Revuelto’s status as a premium supercar, with a starting price exceeding $600k in the United States, the cost is expected to reflect the luxury and performance it offers.
With one foot in the future and the other in the present, the Revuelto symbolizes Lamborghini’s transition towards an all-electric era, alongside models like the Urus SE (plug-in hybrid) and the anticipated electrified successor to the Huracan, possibly named the Temerario, poised to arrive soon.