A Lamborghini Revuelto transformed into a tank-like machine? It’s a digital dream gone wild. While the idea of spending over half a million dollars on a brand-new supercar only to convert it into a tracked vehicle is undeniably insane, thankfully, this is merely a product of digital artistry.
Social media sensation Adry53customs recently revealed mind-boggling renderings of the Lamborghini Revuelto equipped with tracks.
This virtual creation dubbed the “RevuelTRAXX,” features an aggressive light bar and an open-top design, necessary accommodations given the impossibility of using traditional doors.
While undeniably impressive, the digital masterpiece raises questions about the practicality – or lack thereof – of such a vehicle, particularly when considering the inevitable dirt and grime that would accumulate on the interior.
Lamborghini’s lineup showcases a diverse range of performance, extending beyond the road. While the Revuelto is undeniably potent with its hybrid powertrain, capable of a blistering 0-62 mph in 2.5 seconds and a top speed of 217 mph, its off-road credentials are limited.
In contrast, the iconic LM002 stands as the brand’s ultimate off-roader, while the Urus, a versatile SUV, offers multiple configurations including a plug-in hybrid. The Huracan Sterrato further expands the brand’s adventurous spirit with a raised suspension, specialized tires, and a dedicated Rally mode, all powered by a naturally aspirated 5.2-liter V10 engine producing 601 horsepower.
