Lamborghini's Next Ultra-Rare V12 Could Be an Open-Top Fenomeno
Reading Between the Lines
Lamborghini has issued a press release highlighting its Few-Off Roadster lineage, essentially the open-top versions of its halo cars. While the release does not introduce any new information, a report from The Supercar Blog suggests that the latest few-off model, the Fenomeno, could receive a Roadster variant as early as May 2026.
That could explain why the Italian marque is suddenly revisiting its Few-Off Roadster lineage. Not that anyone's complaining – these models typically end up ultra-limited and highly valuable, with the Fenomeno, based on the Revuelto, expected to be next in line.
Exclusivity Dialed Up
Not much detail was shared, though the open-top configuration is clearly the main highlight. Historically, Few-Off Roadster variants are typically produced in even smaller numbers than their coupe counterparts, and Lamborghini is reportedly limiting the Fenomeno coupe to just 29 examples.
This open-top V12 lineage traces back to the 1968 Miura Roadster, from a nameplate widely regarded as the world's first supercar. The modern era, meanwhile, began in 2009 with the Reventón, the first entry in Lamborghini's Few-Off series, a flagship line comparable to Ferrari's Icona range. It was followed by the Veneno Roadster in 2014, with the Centenario Roadster and Sián Roadster arriving in 2016 and 2020, respectively.
Given that the Fenomeno is based on the Revuelto, its open-top version is expected to become the most powerful Few-Off Roadster yet. Lamborghini's latest flagship model uses a V12 plug-in hybrid powertrain with three electric motors to produce 1,065 horsepower, or about 64 hp more than the Revuelto.
The Hybrid Era Hits the Few-Off Line
In addition, the Fenomeno is capable of a claimed all-electric range of around 12.4 miles. That may run counter to the traditional open-air experience of a V12 roaring behind the driver, but it could still prove handy for the few owners who might occasionally want a quieter change of pace.
The report states that the new Few-Off Roadster could be showcased at Lamborghini Arena 2026, a two-day brand festival at the Imola Circuit in Italy on May 9 and 10.
Lamborghini is also rumored to unveil a Miura-inspired special edition of the Revuelto in August to mark the model's 60th anniversary, echoing the Aventador Miura tribute introduced a decade ago.
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This story was originally published April 14, 2026 at 1:30 PM.