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Lamborghini App Adds Revuelto SV for Apple Vision Pro

The free update lets you inspect the 1,065 CV hybrid supercar at full scale, pull apart its engineering, and hear its V12 in spatial audio.

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A white Lamborghini Revuelto SV surrounded by blue aerodynamic airflow inside the Lamborghini app for Apple Vision Pro
The Lamborghini app shows airflow moving around a full-size Revuelto SV.Image: Automobili Lamborghini

Lamborghini has added the new Revuelto SV to its Apple Vision Pro app, letting you explore the V12 hybrid supercar at full size one day after its Monterey Car Week debut.

Version 1.0.4 also makes the entire experience available in mixed reality. You can place the car in your room at true 1:1 scale, walk around it, and see the engineering hidden beneath its bodywork without leaving your own space.

The newest Lamborghini arrives almost instantly

Lamborghini revealed the Revuelto SV on August 14. The company says it is the fastest and most powerful production car it has built, with 1,065 CV, 1,425 Nm of torque, and a claimed zero to 100 km/h time of 2.4 seconds.

Only 1,963 will be made, a number chosen for the year Lamborghini was founded. That makes its quick Vision Pro arrival especially fun. Most of us will never have the keys, but the app can still put one in the garage, living room, or any open space large enough to appreciate it.

Driver view inside the Lamborghini Revuelto SV with the steering wheel, digital gauges, and center controls visible in the Vision Pro app
You can move inside the Revuelto SV and switch between the driver and passenger views.Image: Automobili Lamborghini

You can look beneath the carbon fiber

The Lamborghini app goes beyond spinning a 3D car on a turntable. It can peel away the body, reveal the hybrid powertrain and spaceframe, and draw bright airflow around the car to explain its aerodynamics.

Side profile of a white Lamborghini Revuelto SV with blue airflow moving over its body and through its wheels in the Vision Pro app
The side view makes the airflow over the body and through the wheels easier to study.Image: Automobili Lamborghini

Centro Stile design stories show how the shape came together, while spatial audio brings the Revuelto SV’s naturally aspirated V12 into the room. Full Immersion mode places the car inside Lamborghini’s digital environment when you want the complete showroom presentation.

Lamborghini Revuelto SV hybrid powertrain separated into its battery, electric components, transmission, and V12 engine in the Vision Pro app
The powertrain view lays out the Revuelto SV’s V12 hybrid system beside the car.Image: Automobili Lamborghini

I tested the app with its first four cars in July, and the true-to-life scale was already the best part. A Lamborghini makes much more sense when you can walk beside it, lean toward the cabin, and see just how low and wide it really is. The Revuelto SV gives that experience an even sharper centerpiece.

The Lamborghini app is free on the App Store and requires visionOS 26 or later. The download is up to 1.9 GB. With the Revuelto SV now included, Apple Vision Pro owners can go from Lamborghini’s reveal stage to a full-size personal showroom almost immediately.

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