Lamborghini reveals one-off Revuelto inspired by Sardinia

Lamborghini has presented the Opera Unica, a one-off Revuelto created by its Ad Personam personalisation department along with Lamborghini Centro Stile.

The car is said to pay homage to the distinctive blues and seascapes of the island of Sardinia. Accordingly, it comes with an exterior that is said to have commanded an additional 475 hours of craftsmanship.

The Lamborghini Revuelto Opera Unica gets a light Blu Tawaret on its front panels and a brighter Blu Cepheus on its rear panels, all contrasted against a deeper Blu Okeanos on its bonnet and front splitter

These hours were spent masking the car's body before a localised two-tone and three-tone paint fading was employed, only to be further enhanced by brush painting, to create an effect similar to waves of the sea hitting cliffs.

Light Blu Tawaret features as the base colour on the front panels of the car and roof, contrasting against the brighter Blu Cepheus used on the car's rear panels. Blu Okeanos is combined as the third blue to create an even deeper fading effect on the bonnet and around the front splitter. All this is set off by a shiny carbon splitter and sill alongside Shiny Black with Diamond Polished Altanero rims with black carbon ceramic brakes.

Three-tone stitching in Blu Amon, Blu Chepeus and Bianco Leda features on the seats of the Opera Unica to recall the sparkling hues of the Sardinian waters

Blu Delphinus features as the main upholstery colour in the cabin of the Opera Unica, set off by lighter Blu Amon on the seatbacks, doors and trimming the centre console, all contrasted against white Bianco Leda stitching and piping.

The cabin is completed with three-tone stitching in Blu Amon, Blu Chepeus and Bianco Leda that recalls the sparkling hues of the Sardinian waters. This effect is echoed on the Blu Mira carbon Opera Unica plate on the rear wall of the cabin, and on the Start/Stop button cover on the centre console.