Floor mats priced over $2,000, a black-on-black exterior over $60,000, carbon fiber everywhere… The bill for this Colorado owner reads like a luxury catalog where every line makes you wince. Yet this time, everything is laid out in black and white: base price, packs, special colors, logos, right down to the luggage net.
Jason Girdner, alias @t3cobi on Instagram, posted the complete photos of the order sheet for his Lamborghini Revuelto SV, detailing every option. He accompanied it with a blunt message: “The final price of my Lamborghini Revuelto SV configuration is $948,122,” Girdner wrote on Instagram, cited by Supercar Blondie. That’s about €812,000 at the rate used by the specialist press. Behind this figure, another number impresses just as much: more than $200,000 in options, which already transform an extreme supercar into a true showroom of customization… and here, some amounts make you want to reread line two.
A Lamborghini Revuelto SV priced at $948,122, boosted by over $200,000 in options
The Revuelto SV is the Super Veloce version of the Revuelto hybrid V12, the new flagship from Sant’Agata. According to Autoblog, in the United States, a Revuelto SV starts at $741,172 before options, or roughly €635,000. On Jason Girdner’s car, the “options” line hits $206,949, about €177,000, which represents nearly 28% of the base price. Sport Auto notes that many Revuelto “classic” configurations tend to hover around $100,000 to $120,000 in options, placing this setup very clearly at the high end.
What stands out at first is the heft of the aesthetic choices. The “Full black livery with colored lines” is alone priced at $60,886 (about €52,000), more than a well-equipped compact car. The special paint color “Rosso Efesto” appears at $14,335 (nearly €12,300), while another shade simply labeled “Rosso” is already charged at $1,222 (about €1,050). The logos follow the same logic: the “SV logo painted in black” costs $6,765 (about €5,800) and the “Lamborghini rear logo in Matt Bronze” $1,624 (about €1,400). Exterior carbon carries significant weight as well: “Upper exterior carbon package (Shiny)” at $33,825 (about €29,000), “Lower exterior carbon package (Shiny)” at $29,771 (about €25,500), plus a “Engine Plate V12 in Carbon” at $1,356 (about €1,160) and “Wheel cap in carbon” at $806 (about €690). Even the wheels, “Rims Dromos in shiny black with bronze diamond cut 20″/21″,” add $5,006 (about €4,300). Taken together, these exterior items alone total well over $120,000.
Comfort, Technology and Details: The Hidden Bill for This Revuelto SV
Inside, the same logic carries through. The “Interior details carbon package” is listed at $3,383 (about €2,900). The steering wheel itself is priced at $2,120 (about €1,800) and a “Steering wheel carbon package (Corsa Tex)” at $8,792 (about €7,500). The “Sport seats” cost $3,946 (about €3,400). The combination “Unicolor Leather & Corsa Tex with Contrast Stitching & Piping” adds $2,027 (about €1,700), complemented by the “X Stitching Package” at $1,356 (about €1,160). The ambient lighting is billed via the “Ambient Light RGB Pack” at $403 (about €350). On the technology and audio side, the bill climbs further: the “High Premium Sonus faber Audio System” reaches $6,630 (about €5,700), the “Lamborghini Vision Pack” with its cameras and built-in dashcam costs $7,168 (about €6,100), and the “Passenger Display” for the passenger screen adds $4,054 (about €3,500). Even in a showroom model, stacking these line items leaves a lasting impression.
And then there are all those “little” lines, the ones you could think are anecdotal, but they end up making the difference between $741,172 and $948,122. The “Floor mats with leather border and double stitching” are priced at $672 (about €580), while another set of “Floor Mats” runs $2,106 (about €1,800). The “Central Armrest” costs $563 (nearly €490), the “Travel package net” $1,073 (about €920), and the “Tunnel and Console” $1,274 (about €1,090). In the rear, the “Tailpipes in Matt Bronze” add $2,309 (about €2,000). The “Electrically adjustable steering column” costs $806 (about €690) and the “Nero Lucido CCB brake calipers” show up at $1,960 (about €1,700). Even the “Lower dashboard” is priced at $711 (about €610). Line after line, this rare transparency on a deeply optioned configuration shows how the Lamborghini Revuelto SV options—from the most spectacular to the most discreet—turn an already exclusive supercar into a total customization object, where every detail carries a real price on the bill.
