Esteban Ocon, French racer for the F1 Haas team and the winner of the Hungarian Grand Prix from four years ago, let Mansory customize his gorgeous Lamborghini Revuelto. The finished supercar made a public debut at a recent show in Monaco and is now available for everyone to have a look at.
The scope of the project looks quite extensive – nearly every body panel has been replaced with a different one made from carbon fiber. The result looks aggressive and angular, but arguably not overdone. The hood sports a massive air scoop, the sides wear skirts and splitters, and the rear end looks especially menacing with a giant diffuser and tailpipes where you’d expect a rear wing to be. Some of the parts were fabricated from the tuner’s favorite forged carbon while others were given a glossy black coat with red gradients for extra style points. If you ask us, the result is actually refreshingly stylish.
The same color scheme carries over into the cabin, which is enveloped in black leather with red accents on the seats, the dashboard and the transmission tunnel. Mansory logos are everywhere as usual, but this time around they are accompanied by Esteban Ocon’s own emblem. The engine start button now sits on the ceiling above the console, and the safety harnesses are red.
No powertrain modifications were mentioned. All pricing info likewise remains secret.
