Lamborghini Hands Two One-Off Desert-Themed Revueltos to Saudi Clients

The two cars were delivered at Lamborghini's Sant'Agata Bolognese headquarters during La Prima, the factory ceremony for customers who pick up their cars in person. Both carry Ad Personam KSA Edition badges and are numbered 1 of 2 — a marker that they're a matched pair, not an open limited series. Lamborghini didn't say what either car cost.

The commission came out of Ad Personam, Lamborghini's in-house customization arm, and works as a regional identity play. The company now counts 24 dealers across the Middle East and Africa and recently added a flagship showroom in Egypt as it hunts ultra-high-end buyers in the region. Design cues were pulled from the shapes and colors of Arabian desert dunes.

Lamborghini said the two builds show how one concept can be read in distinct ways: 'These two bespoke editions demonstrate how a single design concept can be interpreted in distinct ways through the extensive craftsmanship and personalization expertise of the Ad Personam programme.' The livery, the company added, reads as airflow across the body while echoing dune shapes.

Car one wears matte Bianco Phanes paint, a Nero Nemesis dune graphic and Verde Speranza pinstriping, with glossy carbon fiber on the roof, A-pillars, aero fins and rear wing. Car two flips it: glossy Bianco Monocerus paint, a Nero Noctis dune graphic, matte Verde Rodope accents, matte carbon fiber elsewhere and 21-inch front / 22-inch rear Altanero forged wheels. Both cabins use Nero Ade leather, carbon fiber trim, dune-traced embroidery and a rear-wall panel stitched with the Arabic word for 'Legacy,' plus KSA Edition carbon-fiber plaques on the driver and passenger sides.

Underneath, nothing changed. Both keep the stock Revuelto plug-in hybrid setup: a 6.5-liter naturally aspirated V12 with three electric motors, an eight-speed dual-clutch gearbox and electronically controlled all-wheel drive. Combined output is 1,015 horsepower, 0 to 62 mph takes 2.5 seconds and top speed clears 217 mph. Lamborghini has run this play before, most recently with a North America tribute edition, a heritage paint package tied to a past model, and the Temerario Tricolore Ad Personam shown at Pebble Beach earlier this year.