The Revuelto, Lamborghini’s latest offering, goes beyond performance improvements. It also aims to enhance the overall driving experience. Let’s start with the scissor doors, which still swing open to the sky as expected. Lamborghini has made them more accessible by pulling in the side sills, reducing the stretch needed to get into the seat. Once inside, you’ll notice increased headroom, addressing a previous issue for taller individuals, particularly when wearing a helmet.

The Revuelto features a one-inch higher roof, providing sufficient space for comfort on the track.

The interior is not only more spacious but also more exquisite, boasting a new level of design and attention to detail that surpasses Lamborghini’s previous offerings. The integration of advanced technology is also noteworthy, including a triple-display layout. The main interface is an 8.4-inch portrait-oriented touchscreen that allows you to control most functions. Moreover, it supports wireless connectivity with both Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. Adjacent to it is another display for the passenger, and on the left side, there is a fully digital 12.3-inch gauge cluster.

An interesting feature is the interconnectedness of all three displays, allowing for the sharing of visual widgets. For instance, you can showcase the amount of G-force the car is generating through the corners on the central display, and with a simple flick of your fingers, it can be transferred to the passenger display. Similarly, you can view the car’s active safety system status on the gauge cluster by flicking it to the left.

Furthermore, the Revuelto is equipped with an active safety system, including automatic emergency braking and adaptive cruise control.