A Lamborghini Revuelto worth more than $600,000 went from a South Carolina car meet to the side of a busy highway Saturday. Video shows the turquoise supercar losing control as it pulls away, with another vehicle nearby.
The crash happened October 31, 2026, along U.S. Highway 17 in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. The Lamborghini had reportedly just left Charleston Cars & Coffee, a morning gathering for car owners and fans.
Two TikTok videos capture the incident and its aftermath. The first shows the Lamborghini becoming unstable on the roadway before veering toward another lane. The second reveals extensive damage to the rear of the supercar, despite its comparatively intact appearance from the front.
Emergency personnel responded to the scene, where the Revuelto came to rest off the roadway with both scissor doors raised. The footage shows a striking contrast between the car’s relatively undamaged front and the destruction concentrated around its rear.
A Bad Exit
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The first video shows the Revuelto leaving the area near the car gathering. As it travels along the highway, its rear swings out, sending the Lamborghini toward the left lane, where another vehicle is traveling.
The car continues to swerve as the driver appears to struggle to regain control.
A separate Facebook video, circulated by Bennessmedia, shows the Lamborghini near an intersection before a large cloud of dust or debris rises from the roadside.
Charleston Cars & Coffee was scheduled from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. at Mount Pleasant Towne Centre. The event brings car owners and spectators together to see a wide range of vehicles.
After The Crash
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The second TikTok, posted by Blaiz Bennett, shows the Lamborghini off the roadway with emergency personnel nearby and both scissor doors raised.
At first, the car looks surprisingly intact. Its front bodywork retains its shape, and much of the turquoise exterior appears undisturbed. Then the camera moves around to the back.
The rear end is badly torn apart. Large sections of exterior bodywork are missing, exposing the machinery beneath, while the bumper and rear lighting area have sustained extensive damage. Debris lies scattered behind the Lamborghini.
The video does not establish the condition of the chassis or hybrid powertrain, but the damage visible from the rear is far more extensive than the initial view suggests.
Locals Speak Out
The crash also sparked a discussion on Reddit’s r/Charleston community, where several people said they witnessed the incident or were nearby when it happened.
One commenter said they were still at the Cars & Coffee gathering when they heard a fire truck pass. A friend who had already left called to tell them about the wreck, and other people at the event received the video shortly afterward.
Some locals described what they considered a recurring problem with dangerous driving around the weekly gathering. One commenter accused certain attendees of treating Highway 17 outside Towne Centre like a racetrack, while another claimed an Audi had crashed the previous week.
Those accounts have not been independently verified, and other attendees objected to blaming the entire gathering.
One longtime participant said they had attended for more than a decade and described most members as responsible car enthusiasts.
“It’s a very small but loud group of people that ruins it for all of us,” the commenter wrote.
A Costly Machine
The Revuelto is one of Lamborghini’s most powerful production cars. Introduced in 2023 as the replacement for the Aventador, it combines a 6.5-liter V12 engine with three electric motors.
Together, the system produces 1,001 horsepower. The car also features all-wheel drive and an eight-speed dual-clutch transmission, giving it performance that few road cars can match.
According to Kelley Blue Book, the 2026 Revuelto carries a starting price of roughly $673,000. Optional equipment can push the price higher.
The Revuelto’s carbon-fiber construction, sophisticated electronics, and hybrid drivetrain could complicate repairs, particularly if the damage extends beyond the exterior bodywork. No repair estimate or insurance determination has been made public.
The exact cause of the October 31 crash remains unknown, and no official report has been located confirming whether the driver received any citations. The aftermath video’s caption says everyone involved was okay.