Last month, Lamborghini unveiled its most powerful production supercar, the Revuelto SV. Normally, its successor would have been the Revuelto SVJ, but that is not the case. We have been informed by relevant sources that Lamborghini is working on a major modification for Revuelto, and the prototype of the mid-term modification of Revuelto has been photographed undergoing road tests. The new car is expected to debut in 2028. As you can see from the current model Revuelto SV Revuelto SV, Lamborghini has made a number of changes to the exterior of the vehicle. The new car features new headlights, a sharper look than the current model, and a more aggressive look for the Revuelto as a whole. Y-shaped daytime running lights are retained, but with a redesigned front bumper. From the side of the vehicle body, the vehicle will have a wider rear wheel arch and an additional air intake duct. The rear part of the current model has also been redesigned, and the rear bumper has been added with an exaggerated vertical cooling vent. The vehicle still retains the stepped rear spoiler, but the spoiler shape no longer fully fits the exhausted hexagonal profile layout. In addition, the vertical deflector fins of the vehicle's rear diffuser have been changed from four to three. At present, the power parameters of the new car have not been announced. Referring to the current Revuelto, it is equipped with a 6.5L naturally aspirated V12 engine + three-motor insertion and mixing system, with a comprehensive power of 1016 horsepower, equipped with 8 gears of wet dual-clutch transmission, and a 0-100km/h acceleration time of 2.5 seconds. (Written by/Yao Yu, Car House).