Lamborghini has introduced a limited-edition version of its Revuelto flagship hybrid supercar, designed to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the iconic Miura. The new model, reported by PistonHeads and other outlets, will be restricted to just 99 units worldwide.
The special edition draws direct visual and thematic inspiration from the Miura, the 1960s model widely credited with establishing the mid-engined supercar layout for Lamborghini. According to PistonHeads, the Revuelto-based tribute is part of a broader homage to the original car’s legacy, with Top Gear and Auto Express also covering the release.
The 99-unit production run ties the special edition to the Miura’s debut year, 1966, as the number reflects the anniversary celebration. Road & Track notes that the limited run marks the Miura’s 60th birthday, with the Revuelto serving as the modern platform for the tribute. The standard Revuelto, which launched in 2023, pairs a V12 engine with three electric motors for a combined output of over 1,000 horsepower; the special edition is expected to retain that powertrain while adding unique styling cues.
PistonHeads reports that the special edition is a direct nod to the Miura’s design language, though specific details on exterior colors, interior trim, or performance upgrades have not been fully detailed in the available coverage. The announcement follows Lamborghini’s pattern of releasing heritage-inspired specials, such as previous models honoring the Countach and Diablo.
What to watch next: expect Lamborghini to release full specifications and imagery of the Revuelto Miura edition in the coming weeks, likely ahead of customer deliveries later this year.
