Lamborghini Fenomeno, pure power

Following a record-breaking 2025 for Lamborghini, the Italian brand is keeping the momentum going by offering us new models in the purest Sant’Agata tradition. Much like the special versions of the Aventador—such as the Veneno, Centenario, Countach LP800, and Sián—it is now the Revuelto’s turn to give life to new, increasingly exotic versions. The time has come for the Fenomeno, a name that speaks volumes about the model’s ambitions!

As an upgraded version, the Fenomeno could obviously be neither less powerful nor less capable than the Revuelto. But Lamborghini had a tall order. With its 6.5L V12 and hybrid system, the Revuelto already offered no less than 1,015 horsepower, making it the most powerful model in the brand's history. As a result, order books were already full even before its official debut. With two years of production spoken for and success guaranteed, how could a model built on such a solid foundation possibly disappoint?

With only 29 units in total, the Fenomeno is also completely sold out before production has even begun. Looking at its technical specifications and design, it becomes almost obvious why, despite its exorbitant price tag of 3 million euros (yes, six times the price of the Revuelto), the entire run sold out in record time.

Its name is no coincidence. As Lamborghini knows so well how to do, the Fenomeno is more aggressive than ever and pulls no punches. The front end has been redesigned with two new light clusters, similar to those on the Huracán, and two air scoops have been added to the hood. Forget about your front trunk; the Fenomeno isn't built for road trips. On the sides, it retains the Revuelto’s air intakes, and its overall profile remains similar.

The overall package is slightly more condensed, offering a lower silhouette reminiscent of the original Countach. At the rear, the Y-shaped light signature is stunning and provides a visual link to the front headlights and the hood’s contours. The center-lock wheels with their geometric shapes perfectly finish off an effective design that leaves no one indifferent.  

Inside, Lamborghini does what Lamborghini does best: sporty, aggressive, and a bit flashy. The imposing center console and passenger display add a digital touch, while the start button and steering wheel controls remain in their familiar spots, much to the delight of customers. As a special model, the Ad Personam program offers near-infinite customization, so all 29 units are expected to be radically different.

Design? Check. But what about the beast's performance and aerodynamics? First off, it weighs in at 1,770 kg, the same as the Revuelto, despite having a battery with double the capacity. The front section of the forged composite chassis allows for this slight but significant weight saving. In terms of power, the Fenomeno features the most powerful V12 ever produced by the brand, delivering 835 horsepower at 9,250 rpm. Add to that three electric motors—positioned on the front wheels and the automatic transmission—for a total of 245 horsepower. The combined output peaks at 1,080 horsepower, allowing the Fenomeno to sprint from 0 to 100 km/h in 2.4 seconds and exceed 350 km/h.

As exceptional as they are, the performance of modern supercars can sometimes start to feel similar. But reaching these speeds in a Fenomeno versus a Rimac Nevera is a different experience entirely, and the order books confirm it. In short, Lamborghini remains true to its DNA and continues to push the boundaries of excess. And for that, enthusiasts say thank you.