Painting the body of the car, called Opera Unica, required 435 hours, another 220 were spent on finishing the interior, despite the fact that all work was done primarily by hand. There have been no changes in technology. The coupe still relies on a naturally aspirated V12 6.5 and three electric motors that provide a combined output of 1,015 horsepower. The Revuelto takes 2.5 seconds to accelerate to 100 km/h.
The next Opera Unica (from Italian – unique work) from Lamborghini debuted at the contemporary art fair Art Basel in Miami. This is a super hybrid of Revuelto, created jointly by Centro Stile and the Ad Personam department, or rather an artistic version of it, celebrating the 60th anniversary of the brand through an appeal to art. Moreover, by analogy with the Huracan Sterrato Opera Unica, color again plays the main role here.
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The coupe’s body is hand-painted, with a smooth transition effect from Viola Pasifae purple to Nero Helene black and accent strokes in warm and cool shades. According to Lamborghini, the development and testing of the paint process took 76 hours. Well, the implementation took 435 – more than 18 days! Another 220 hours were added to the interior, made of leather in two colors: Nero Ade and Viola Acutus. Anniversary logos appeared on the backs of seats, the ceiling and door panels, and colorful “smudges” appeared on the cover of the engine start button.
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Since Opera Unica is primarily an art object, no changes were planned in technical terms. The coupe is equipped with a naturally aspirated V12 6.5 from the Aventador and three electric motors, which together produce 1015 horsepower. The gearbox is a two-shaft eight-speed “robot” with two wet clutches. All-wheel drive, with the front wheels driven by electric motors. With a fully charged battery, the Revuelto accelerates to 60 mph in 2.5 seconds, and to 200 kilometers per hour in seven. Maximum speed is 350 kilometers per hour.
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