Following previous V12 Few-Off models, including the Veneno, Centenario and Sián Roadster, Lamborghini has unveiled its latest Few-Off creation: the Fenomeno Roadster. This open-top machine continues the brand’s tradition of ultra-exclusive V12 halo cars.
Based on the Fenomeno Coupé first revealed in 2025, the new roadster introduces Lamborghini’s first open-top V12 hybrid high-performance electrified vehicle. At its heart sits a naturally aspirated 6.5-litre V12 paired with three electric motors, producing a combined 1,080 CV. Performance figures are extreme as always: 0–100 km/h arrives in 2.4 seconds, 200 km/h in just 6.8 seconds, while top speed exceeds 340 km/h. Despite its electrified setup, Lamborghini remains determined to preserve the emotional intensity of a naturally aspirated V12, keeping the engine firmly at the centre of the experience.
The exterior of the Fenomeno Roadster feels every bit as dramatic as its name suggests. The design combines sharp aerodynamic surfaces with cues inspired by the Essenza SCV12 and 1970s endurance prototypes. The ultra-low silhouette, flat windscreen and integrated carbon rollover structures reinforce its “feel like a pilot” philosophy, while the high-mounted hexagonal exhaust and active rear wing emphasise its motorsport intent. A redesigned rear engine cover and additional windscreen spoiler contribute to optimal engine cooling. Overall, the roadster achieves the same levels of downforce, stability and balance as the coupé.
The Blu Cepheus and Rosso Mars colour combination pays tribute to both the 1968 Miura Roadster and the city of Bologna, while the cockpit combines carbon fibre, Carbon Skin and Corsatex materials with aviation-inspired controls and digital displays. Beneath the sculptural bodywork sits an aerospace-inspired carbon chassis derived from the Lamborghini Revuelto programme, ensuring rigidity remains close to that of the coupé despite the missing roof.
Limited to just 15 examples worldwide, the Fenomeno Roadster exists as a showcase of Lamborghini’s most extreme ideas, where electrification, design and theatrical performance collide in spectacular fashion.
