This unique Revuelto was unveiled at Lamborghini Day Japan 2025 and is notable for introducing a paint effect never before used on a Lamborghini. 

We've seen (and featured) various types of gradients on Lamborghinis before but this is the very first Lamborghini to have a longitudinal gradient. It's Bianco Asopo (white) on the left (passenger side) and Rosso Khonsu (red) on the right (drivers side). The fade was developed specifically for this car and represents a more advanced evolution of previous gradient work shown in Japan on the 50th Anniversary Aventadors.

The color concept draws on the cultural pairing of white and red, which hold celebratory meaning in Japan. The theme also continues on the inside with a split-color interior, another first for the model. The cabin is divided into the same white passenger side and a red driver’s side, with the central tunnel acting as the dividing line. Even the start/stop flap carries a miniature longitudinal fade to match the exterior. Thread colors, “ANIMAE” embroidery, and brake caliper accents all follow an inversion pattern between red and white to reinforce the two-tone concept.

Overall, this Revuelto serves as a technical showcase of what Ad Personam can achieve with directional fades, both outside and inside the car, and stands as one of the most distinctive specs we've seen on the Revuelto so far.