Anniversary paintwork can become an expensive exercise in nostalgia, but the Revuelto Miura 60° Homage is unusually disciplined about what it borrows. Lamborghini and its Ad Personam program use the Miura’s lower-body contrast, period palette, and cabin upholstery as a coherent layer over the company’s current V12 hybrid flagship.

Nine exterior colors trace back to shades offered on the 1966 Miura, including Rosso Arancio, Verde Scandal, Blu Tahiti, and Nero Noctis. Buyers can pair them with an Oro Elios lower livery and gloss-gold Altanero wheels or a Grigio Nimbus treatment with matte-titanium diamond-finished wheels.

Gloss-black brake calipers, matte-black exhaust tips, a black rear badge, and a Miura 60 mark ahead of the rear wheel keep the graphics from overwhelming the Revuelto’s angular surfaces.

Inside, Classica Trim seats reinterpret the Miura’s ribbed “cannelloni” upholstery. Leather extends across the center tunnel, doors, and rear bulkhead, where dedicated embroidery sits between the seats. A numbered carbon-fiber plaque identifies each car, while owners with historically configured Miuras can work through Ad Personam to reproduce additional original combinations. The treatment gives the existing Revuelto platform more context without pretending to alter its 1,001-hp plug-in-hybrid powertrain. The current Revuelto model retains its 6.5-liter V12, three electric motors, and eight-speed dual-clutch transmission.

Production is limited to 99 examples. Pricing has not been disclosed; the car makes its public debut during Monterey Car Week.