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California-based tuner Vorsteiner has introduced a new carbon fiber body kit for the Lamborghini Revuelto, joining the growing list of aftermarket specialists like Mansory, DMC, 1016 Industries, Zacoe, and Keyvany. While the Revuelto already boasts an aggressive factory design, Vorsteiner’s upgrade gives it an even more striking and motorsport-inspired appearance, with a focus on both form and function.
The most eye-catching feature is the bare carbon fiber hood, which sets the tone for the rest of the package. It’s joined by a vented fender design, a deeper front splitter, extended side skirts, and a massive rear diffuser. The absence of a rear wing may surprise some, but Vorsteiner chose to retain the stock active spoiler for a cleaner, more integrated aesthetic.
More than just visual flair, the body kit is engineered to enhance performance. Vorsteiner claims the upgrades improve downforce, reduce weight, and increase aerodynamic efficiency. All components are built using 2×2 pre-preg carbon fiber formed via autoclave, a high-end process that reportedly delivers up to 30% more stiffness and strength compared to traditional carbon fiber construction.
Another appealing feature is that all parts are installed using Lamborghini’s original mounting points. This means no drilling or permanent modifications are required, making the entire kit fully reversible. It’s a detail that may appeal to collectors or cautious owners who want to personalise their car without reducing its value.
As for pricing, the full package costs $53,475. The single most expensive part is the rear diffuser at $14,995, followed by the hood at $11,995 and the vented fenders at $9,995. While steep, this price is still modest compared to some competing kits, DMC’s carbon fiber treatment for the Revuelto, for instance, can cost nearly $389,000. Considering the Revuelto’s base price of $608,358, Vorsteiner’s kit could be seen as a relatively reasonable enhancement.
In the end, Vorsteiner’s approach strikes a balance between bold styling and aerodynamic purpose, all while keeping the supercar’s original character intact. For Lamborghini owners who want to make a statement without going overboard, this might be one of the more refined options available.