How a Faisalabad IT Group Affords Pakistan’s First Lamborghini Revuelto

A single luxury purchase can ignite a national conversation—especially in Pakistan’s polarized, trust-deficit environment. That is precisely what happened after reports emerged that Faisalabad-based Pasban IT Group had acquired Pakistan’s first Lamborghini Revuelto, a hybrid supercar whose landed cost is estimated at PKR 65–70 crore once duties and taxes are applied.

Finished in a striking Viola Mithras purple, the 1,001-horsepower machine is not merely an automotive milestone. It has become a catalyst for a broader debate about transparency, visibility, and trust in Pakistan’s emerging IT economy.

The car itself is not the story.
The absence of public business documentation is.

This article examines what is known, what is claimed, what is missing, and why caution—rather than outrage or blind defense—is the only responsible position.