Lamborghini has revealed the Fenomeno Roadster, an open-top version of its Few-Off flagship. Production is limited to 15 cars and the hybrid V12 powertrain develops a combined 1,080 CV. The car made its debut on 9 May during the second edition of Lamborghini Arena.
The Roadster evolves the Fenomeno Coupé shown in 2025, but it is not simply the same car without a fixed roof. Lamborghini describes it as the most powerful open-top model it has built. Its powertrain combines a naturally aspirated 6.5-litre V12 with three electric motors for a total system output of 795 kW, or 1,080 CV.
Lamborghini claims 0-100 km/h in 2.4 seconds and a top speed above 340 km/h. Fuel-consumption and emissions figures were still undergoing homologation at the time of the reveal, so the performance numbers remain manufacturer claims rather than independently measured results.
The Fenomeno Roadster continues a line of ultra-low-volume open Lamborghinis that began with the Reventón Roadster in 2009. With only 15 examples planned, it sits much closer to the marque's collector-focused Few-Off projects than to regular derivatives of the Revuelto or Temerario. That scarcity also gives Lamborghini more freedom to use design and engineering ideas that would be harder to justify in a higher-volume car.
The body was developed by Lamborghini Centro Stile and incorporates active aerodynamic elements and technology influenced by motorsport. It remains a two-seater and retains the Fenomeno's hybrid V12 architecture, but the open cockpit shifts part of the emphasis from outright aerodynamic efficiency toward the sensory experience of a roofless flagship.
A 15-car production run makes the Fenomeno Roadster one of the rarest modern Lamborghinis. It also shows that the Few-Off programme remains an important part of the company's strategy: not just a way to sell extremely scarce cars, but a place to combine its most ambitious styling, electrified performance and bespoke manufacturing in one project.