Special livery features bi-color stripes honoring US and Canadian flags with three alternative options.
Lamborghini caps Revuelto NA63 production at 63 units across United States and Canada. The variant carries bi-color stripes down the hood and side skirts. North America accounts for 30% of company sales.
The tribute edition targets Lamborghini's second-largest regional market after Europe, where the marque delivered 3,347 vehicles in 2023. The NA63 designation references the company's 1963 founding year, according to Lamborghini's May 2024 announcement. Regional variants demonstrate how luxury manufacturers tailor limited editions to specific geographic markets.
Production Numbers Match Market Performance
Lamborghini's 63-unit allocation represents roughly 1.9% of its 3,347 North American deliveries from 2023. The company's European premium expansion strategy positions North America as its second-largest territory after Europe. Simple arithmetic shows North America generates approximately $500 million in annual revenue at current pricing levels. The Revuelto's base $608,358 price puts the NA63 allocation at $38.3 million in potential regional sales. Four initial examples carried Blu Marinus paint with white and blue accent stripes, while 59 remaining units await customer specification across three alternative color schemes.
Livery Design Targets Dual Flag Recognition
The NA63's stripe configuration directly references national symbols from both countries in the allocation zone. Lamborghini's announcement stated the livery features "red, white, and blue represent the United States, while the dual-stripe red-and-white combination honors the Canadian flag." The design runs across the front hood while extending to side skirts, front splitter, and rear diffuser sections. Unlike BMW's performance variants that often carry single-market focus, the NA63 attempts dual-nation appeal within one visual treatment. This approach mirrors how Chinese manufacturers adapt designs for multi-country regional blocks.
Regional Strategy Questions Remain Unanswered
Lamborghini has not disclosed how the 63 units split between US and Canadian allocations, despite different market sizes. The company also avoided confirming whether the three alternative color options reference other regional symbols or remain purely aesthetic choices. No timeline emerged for delivery completion of the limited run. The announcement omitted pricing premiums over standard Revuelto models, leaving dealers to establish markup levels. Missing details include whether NA63 buyers receive exclusive ownership documentation or special delivery experiences that typically accompany regional tribute editions.
Powertrain Remains Unchanged Despite Special Status
The NA63 retains the standard Revuelto's 6.5-liter V12 plug-in hybrid system delivering 1,001 horsepower and 2.5-second acceleration to 62 mph. This differs from tribute editions that often receive performance modifications alongside visual changes. McLaren's regional variants frequently include suspension or aerodynamic adjustments specific to local driving conditions. The unchanged drivetrain suggests Lamborghini views the NA63 purely as a cosmetic celebration rather than a performance-enhanced derivative. Market observers note that keeping mechanical specifications identical simplifies regulatory approval across US and Canadian jurisdictions.
The NA63 follows Lamborghini's practice of dating special editions to 1963, the year Ferruccio Lamborghini established the company in Sant'Agata Bolognese. Production begins in the third quarter of 2024. The complete Lamborghini model history and specifications are catalogued in the Global Auto Index manufacturer database.
