If you've missed out on securing a build slot for the sold-out Lamborghini Fenomeno Roadster, Sant'Agata's most powerful open-top car yet, perhaps the Italian automaker's new special edition will help. It's called the Revuelto NA63, and as its name suggests, it's exclusive to the North American markets of the U.S. and Canada, with only 63 examples available. As you may know, 63 references the year of Automobili Lamborghini's inception, and 2026 is the 63rd anniversary of that momentous occasion, so what better way to celebrate both the journey of the Raging Bull and its biggest market than an exclusive special edition?
Special Livery for Lamborghini Revuelto NA63
The new Revuelto NA63 gets a distinctive look that is meant to reference both Lamborghini and North America, with bi-color stripes in either red and white or red and blue running down the front end and complemented by similar accents on the side skirts, front splitter, and rear diffuser. Buyers will get to choose from four color themes, the first of which pairs a Blu Marinus (blue) body with front stripes in Rosso Mut (red) and Bianco Monocerus Matt (white). As you can guess, this references the stars and stripes of the U.S. flag, while the dual-stripe red and white livery calls to mind the Canadian flag. Don't like these choices? Three other configurations are possible.
Grigio Serget (grey) bodywork can be paired with Blue Royal (blue) and Bianco Monocerus accents, or Bianco Sideralis (white) bodywork can be highlighted by Rosso Mars (red) and Blue Royal accents. The final option open to buyers blends Grigio Acheso (a different grey) bodywork with Nero Nemesis (black) and Arancio Xanto (orange) accents. Sadly, Lamborghini has only provided four photos, and none of them show the rear of the Revuelto NA63, nor the interior. However, we do see that each North American special will get a carbon fiber plaque showing the vehicle's rarity.
Lamborghini Still Has Much More Planned for 2026
While the new Revuelto special edition looks neat, Lamborghini still has several new models to launch before 2026 comes to an end. Spy shots reveal that a more hardcore Revuelto is in the works, possibly carrying the S or SV designation, and the purveyor of Italian exotica is also developing a Temerario Spyder so wealthy buyers can feel the wind in their hair. As if that's not enough, we also know a more powerful Urus, possibly resurrecting the Performante nomenclature, is also being put through its paces. Beyond that, we don't doubt that more region-specific special editions, and possibly even more Few-Off low-volume creations, will be revealed in the next seven months or so. It's an exciting year for Lamborghini, and we can't wait to see what comes next.
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