The upcoming Lamborghini Revuelto Miura Edition won’t be quite as elusive as initially thought. A fresh leak out of Lamborghini Club Russia reveals a 99-unit limit. Most observers expected a 60-car cap to perfectly align with the 60th anniversary of the original Miura. But plans change. Now, leaked details confirm the 99-unit production run and a formal reveal at Monterey Car Week this August.
You aren’t getting any extra horsepower with this anniversary model. The Revuelto Miura Edition keeps the standard 6.5-liter V12 combustion engine. Lamborghini pairs that engine block with three electric motors and an 8-speed dual-clutch transmission. The resulting setup punches out a combined 1,001 horsepower.
Visually, the car leans into the past. Leaked images show a two-tone exterior featuring a black primary color contrasted sharply against a gold front bumper lip. The automaker added gold-painted side skirts and matching gold wheels. A custom “Miura 60” badge completes the cosmetic tribute.
That specific color blocking is entirely intentional.
Echoing the Aventador’s 50th Anniversary Strategy
The Miura is widely recognized by automotive historians as the world’s first true supercar. Celebrating its 60th birthday with a custom Revuelto directly mirrors Lamborghini’s playbook from a decade ago. When the original car turned 50, the automaker released a limited Aventador Miura Edition using an almost identical styling approach.
Expanding the current production run to 99 units allows Lamborghini to balance exclusive heritage branding with intense buyer demand for their new hybrid flagship.