2026-06-20

LAMBORGHINI AVENTADOR ULTIMAE

The SVJ-Converted Satin Blackout Build

scope of work

FULL COLOR-CHANGE PPF — INOZETEK SATIN BLACKOUT

The entire body was wrapped in Inozetek Dynamic PPF in Satin Blackout, delivering a stealth murdered-out finish with genuine paint protection underneath. Every panel was individually cut and wrapped for seamless coverage across the Aventador's aggressive lines. The satin sheen swallows light by day and glows menacingly under station lighting at night.

SVJ CONVERSION BODY KIT

A complete SVJ conversion transformed the Ultimae's already-dramatic silhouette into full track-monster form. Reworked front fascia, side skirts, rear diffuser, and the towering carbon rear wing all fell into place with factory-grade precision. Exposed carbon accents against the satin body create the layered depth this build demanded.

HYPER-SILVER POWDER-COATED WHEELS

The forged wheels were stripped and powder-coated in Hyper-Silver, a deliberate bright contrast against the blacked-out body. Paired with acid-green brake calipers peeking through the multi-spoke design, the stance reads unmistakably purposeful. The finish is durable, uniform, and built to hold up to real driving.

CUSTOM VTD QUARTER-PANEL GRAPHICS

Custom Valvetronic Designs quarter-panel graphics in acid green were laid across the rear fenders — a signature nod to the owner's own brand. The decals were cut and applied to wrap cleanly around the Aventador's compound curves. It's the detail that makes this car instantly recognizable in any lineup.

AMBIENT LIGHTING & INTERIOR ACCENTS

Custom ambient lighting threads acid-green light lines through the cabin, echoing the exterior graphics after dark. The glow traces the door panels, seats, and console for a cockpit that matches the car's outer identity. It's a subtle, show-ready touch that ties the whole build together.

PERFORMANCE & COSMETIC PARTS

Performance and cosmetic hardware rounded out the transformation, from the exposed carbon aero elements to the finishing details across the engine bay and rear deck. Every piece was fitted to complement the SVJ conversion and satin finish. The result is a build that's as functional as it is dramatic.

Project Summary

This 2022 Lamborghini Aventador Ultimae came to Lux Auto Studio owned by @heyafb, founder of Valvetronic Designs — a client who lives and breathes standing out. The goal was nothing short of a full transformation: take one of the rarest Aventadors ever built and give it an unmistakable, show-ready identity. The brief called for stealth aggression with signature acid-green accents, a complete SVJ conversion, and a finish that would never blend into a crowd. For a car this significant, every decision had to be deliberate — and it was.

The Build

We started by wrapping the entire body in Inozetek Dynamic PPF in Satin Blackout, giving the Ultimae a fully protected, murdered-out shell with a deep satin sheen. From there, a complete SVJ conversion body kit reshaped the front fascia, skirts, diffuser, and added the towering carbon rear wing, with exposed carbon accents layered against the satin finish. The forged wheels were powder-coated in Hyper-Silver for hard contrast, framing acid-green calipers, while custom Valvetronic Designs quarter-panel graphics in matching green anchored the car's identity. Inside, custom ambient lighting traced acid-green lines through the cabin to echo the exterior. Performance and cosmetic parts finished the build, tying aero, hardware, and detail work into one cohesive statement. The result is a rare Ultimae that reads like a factory special edition — stealth, savage, and impossible to ignore.