Lamborghini Revuelto, Metallic Lime Green

The Revuelto marks Lamborghini's first series-production plug-in hybrid, and the first all-new V12 architecture from Sant'Agata in a generation. Behind the cabin sits a 6.5-litre naturally aspirated V12 turned through 180 degrees from its position in the Aventador and paired with three electric motors and a new dual-clutch transmission, the whole car built around a carbon monocoque. Its intent is clear in the sharp Y-shaped lighting, the deep central spine running over the engine, and the twin hexagonal exhausts stacked high above an aggressive diffuser. It is the successor to the Aventador, but more deliberate, more electronically resolved, made for a collector who wants the last great atmospheric twelve with the era's hybrid edge.

The finish here is a vivid metallic lime green that flares almost chartreuse under direct light and deepens along the flanks, set against gloss black forged-style wheels and dark carbon detailing through the sills and rear. Panel gaps, the layered aero and the cabin are all cleanly resolved at this scale. It is built at 1:18 and sits on a dark display base with a Revuelto nameplate.