What Went Wrong: Revuelto’s Second Fault The Revuelto is possibly the most unique supercar on sale today. It combines the raucous, raw power of its colossal 6.5l V12 with a triad of advanced Electric Motors. It is the best of the old with the best of the new. It is a thoroughly modern hybrid with the crazed styling and soundtrack all V12 Lambos are known for. However, it’s this unit that has ultimately caused the problem. In addition to generating 1015 horsepower, this system generates an immense amount of heat. This heat results in screws in the oil flange connection between the radiator and the oil tank, which were not properly tightened during production coming loose. Lamborghini Revuelto Opera Unica: The Star of Shanghai Should oil leak from the improperly torqued flange, it can vaporize and ignite upon contact with the hot components in the engine bay. Lamborghini’s investigation determined the flaw was isolated to a few vehicles. The company has since updated its production processes to ensure this issue does not occur in future models. Lamborghini’s Response and Next Steps for Owners By February 7, 2025, Lamborghini will notify all Revuelto owners to visit their local Lamborghini dealership for a free inspection and repair. Technicians will check the flange screws and tighten them to the proper specifications if necessary. Read More Lamborghini Revuelto Recall: Faulty Windshield Wiper and Fire, so typically Lambo For concerned Revuelto owners, Lamborghini has provided customer service support. Owners can also use their vehicle identification numbers (VINs) to check their recall status via the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) website. Flawed: As a V12 Lambo Should Be So the Miura liked to take off above 90mph and crash and explode into nearby signage. The Countach had steering set in concrete and poor visibility, so one wrong turn and it was totalled by a lorry. The Diablo sought every method to spin and throw itself off any road. The Murcielago’s all-wheel drive system could fail at any given moment and grip was lost instantly. The Aventador caused neck snapping with its daft gearbox. And now the Revuelto clearly loves to either spontaneously catch fire or fall to pieces. Clearly as flawed, and loveable, and daft as a V12 Lambo should be. Source: CarScoops
