Lamborghini Revuelto, Matte Green

The Revuelto opens Lamborghini's V12 era anew, pairing a naturally aspirated 6.5-litre engine with three electric motors in the company's first series-production hybrid. The intent shows in the silhouette: a longer, more aggressively faceted body than the Aventador it replaces, with a central spine running back to twin hexagonal exhausts mounted high above an aggressive carbon diffuser. The forward-hinged doors, Y-motif lighting and exposed monocoque edges are pure Sant'Agata theatre, but the packaging is serious flagship engineering for collectors who want the last great Lamborghini twelve, now with a charge port.

Finished in a matte military green that suits the car's hard-edged geometry far better than any gloss, the model carries gloss-black centre-lock wheels, orange brake calipers and a fine orange pinstripe tracing the lower sills, with bare carbon weave across the splitter and rear deck. It is built at 1:18 and sits on a mirrored base with an engraved nameplate.