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The Lamborghini Urus goes through Larte's workshop and gets dressed in luxury without losing performance
The Lamborghini Urus passes through the hands of Larte’s specialists and becomes a much more dynamic and aggressive SUV, to the taste of demanding buyers.

The Lamborghini Urus is one of the most coveted premium SUVs on the market. That is why there are tuners who focus on it and want to offer more possibilities so that drivers can enjoy the model behind the wheel. The tuner Larte did not want to miss the opportunity to offer yet another vision of the car, and has dressed it in a new body kit that reinforces its image and makes it even more interesting.
This kit is called Largenda and, although it gives the SUV a more aggressive and dynamic look, it avoids the extravagances that are more typical of Mansory. It can attract attention without standing out too much. Unless the buyer opts for the two-tone fenders, which make it stand out even more.

At the front we find aesthetic changes that, although they give a more interesting style, are not excessively visible. There are carbon fibre inserts and a splitter made of the same material. What does stand out above the rest is the carbon fibre bonnet, which is very visible and attractive.
On the sides of the model we can see new wheel arches, both at the front and at the rear. The exterior mirror caps are also specific, and the wheels also feature a design specially made to give this version more visibility.
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At the rear there is a more intense restyling, as a roof spoiler has been fitted that adds height to the vehicle. In the lower part a slight aerodynamic edge has been added to the tailgate and a redesigned diffuser gives it its own personality. The exhaust outlets and the vertical brake lights are integrated into this diffuser.
Carbon fibre on all the new elements
All the elements of the new aesthetic kit are made of carbon fibre and are available in both gloss and matte finishes, according to buyers’ tastes. In the images we have seen contrasting finishes in black and violet, and black and turquoise, although we assume there will be more options to personalise the car to taste.
What does not change is the hybrid engine fitted to the model. It is a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 engine. The electric motor is located in the gearbox and provides an additional 189 CV. Together, they produce 789 CV, and the 25.9 kWh battery allows a limited electric range of 60 kilometres.
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