Someone in Beirut just had the worst delivery day imaginable.
A brand-new Lamborghini Revuelto – the $700,000 flagship hybrid hypercar – was obliterated mere hours before handover to its eagerly waiting owner.
One Trip to the Gas Station Ends in Catastrophe
The Verde Citrea-colored beast met its demise while a service technician drove it to a nearby fuel station during final prep.
What happened next reads like a supercar owner’s nightmare scenario.
The driver-side wheel and suspension assembly completely separated from the car.
Multiple airbags deployed across the cabin.
The rear suspension disintegrated into Italian-engineered confetti.
The front end crumpled like aluminum foil against what appears to be a concrete wall.
Not the First Revuelto to Meet an Early End
This Lebanese disaster joins a growing club of wrecked Revueltos that never made it home.
A similar incident occurred in Italy last year when another example nearly destroyed itself before delivery.
These hypercars pack serious firepower that demands respect:
- 1,001 horsepower from combined V12 and hybrid electric systems
- 8-speed dual-clutch transmission managing biblical torque
- 0-60 mph in 2.5 seconds – assuming you keep it on the tarmac
Delivery Driver’s Worst Day at Work
The condition of the driver remains unclear, though reports suggest they survived what must have been a violent impact.
Social media images show the hypercar’s frunk folded backward, with the entire front-left corner of the car simply missing.
No official statement has emerged from Lamborghini regarding the incident.
The car will almost certainly be declared a total loss.
Somewhere in Beirut, a wealthy enthusiast who waited months (or years) for their Revuelto is now back at square one.
The waiting list stretches two years for new orders.
That’s a long time to contemplate what might have been.
