The Lamborghini Revuelto Miura 60 Homage is a strictly limited special edition celebrating 60 years since the original Miura changed the supercar world.
Only 99 examples will be produced, each built through Lamborghini’s Ad Personam personalisation programme with bespoke colours and detailing.
The car draws its inspiration from the Miura, the mid-engined V12 machine that transformed Lamborghini’s fortunes and helped define the modern supercar layout.
Nine historic colours associated with the original Miura are available, paired with contrasting lower body sections inspired by the gold or grey sills used on period cars.
Wheels are finished to match the lower bodywork, while black badges, exhausts and brake calipers give the car a deliberately restrained and purposeful appearance.
A Miura 60 Homage badge provides the clearest signal that this is something considerably more significant than a standard Revuelto leaving the Sant’Agata factory.
Lamborghini has resisted covering the car in oversized anniversary graphics, relying instead on colour choices and small period details to create the connection with its predecessor.
Inside, the Miura influence continues with a recreation of the original car’s distinctive Cannelloni leather pattern on the seats, a detail closely associated with the 1960s model.
Additional leather extends across the centre console and rear bulkhead, keeping the visual reference to the Miura without attempting to turn a contemporary hybrid supercar into a replica.
Mechanically, the Miura 60 Homage remains a full Revuelto, combining a naturally aspirated V12 with a plug-in hybrid system and electric motors.
Lamborghini has not announced any mechanical changes for the special edition, meaning the appeal rests almost entirely on its design, materials, provenance and rarity.
No specific UK price has been confirmed, though the standard Revuelto already sits comfortably into six figures before options, and the limited production run will push costs significantly higher.
The original Miura arrived in the 1960s with a mid-mounted V12, a low-slung body and proportions drawn from the world of motorsport, resetting expectations for road-going performance cars.
That layout became a defining feature of every Lamborghini V12 flagship that followed, and the Revuelto represents the latest chapter in an unbroken line stretching back to that original car.
The crucial difference today is what sits beneath the bodywork, as the Revuelto pairs its V12 with electric motors to meet the demands of a rapidly changing performance-car market.
For collectors, the combination of limited production, factory-backed personalisation and deep historical significance makes the Miura 60 Homage a compelling proposition in the rarefied supercar market.
Because each of the 99 cars can be individually personalised through Ad Personam, the final results will be less uniform than the production number alone might suggest.
The Revuelto Miura 60 Homage is ultimately a car that sells both the past and the future simultaneously, wrapped in bodywork that honours one of the most important designs in automotive history.