Unveiled on 28 March 2023, the Lamborghini Revuelto marked the end of a pure-combustion era for Sant'Agata: every V12 Lamborghini from this point forward would carry electric motivation. The LCD Models 1:64 die-cast captures that milestone in factory Bianco white, one of the launch colours offered by Lamborghini for the Revuelto at its public reveal.
A New Architecture for the V12 Flagship
The Revuelto is built around a full carbon-fibre monocoque and pairs a naturally-aspirated 6.5-litre V12 — producing 825 CV at 9,250 rpm — with three electric motors: one on the front axle and one per rear wheel, enabling permanent all-wheel drive. A new 8-speed twin-clutch transaxle replaces the ISR single-clutch unit of the Aventador. Combined system output reaches 1,001 CV, with a claimed 0–100 km/h time of under 2.5 seconds and a top speed in excess of 350 km/h.
Bianco and the Long History of White V12 Lamborghinis
White has been a recurring signature across Lamborghini's V12 range — Countach, Diablo, Murciélago — and the Revuelto continues that visual thread with its factory Bianco option. For brand collectors, the colour choice carries genuine lineage. The Revuelto's entire first-year production allocation was reported sold out within weeks of the March 2023 reveal, underlining the demand that makes early die-cast editions of this generation worth documenting in a collection.
LCD Models and the 1:64 Die-Cast
LCD Models is a Hong Kong-based manufacturer with an established focus on 1:64 supercar replicas in die-cast metal. The Revuelto in Bianco is part of their dedicated Revuelto range. Die-cast metal construction gives the model the weight and finish fidelity appropriate to a flagship subject, and the compact format allows LCD Models to render the Revuelto's sharp wedge profile and wide rear haunches accurately at this scale.
Placing the Revuelto in Your Collection
At 1:64, this Revuelto sits alongside the wider generation of modern supercar die-casts without demanding the shelf space that larger scales require. The Revuelto pairs naturally with a 1:64 Aventador replica to document the transition from pure-ICE to plug-in hybrid in a single horizontal display. It also complements the Lamborghini Sián FKP37, the concept that first previewed the hybrid V12 technology later developed into the Revuelto's HPEV system.