Lamborghini Urus was a disruptor in the performance SUV market. Now, to start an era of hybridization, the Italian brand is back with the same product but with a different name. Called Lamborghini Urus SE, it is the successor to the standard model. The SUV has also been said to have received several changes all across, which makes it more interesting.
Want to learn more about it? Let’s take a look at the details.
The New Lamborghini Urus SE Receives Several Changes: Complete Details Here
The all-new Urus SE sports a revision in terms of design, and that is quite evident. Although the overall silhouette remains intact, the front end features a new bumper, revised grille and sleek LED headlamps. The vents that were there earlier are gone now.
Talking about the side profile, this is where the Urus SE remains the same. However, to enhance the overall look, Lamborghini has introduced 23-inch alloy wheels wrapped in Pirelli P Zero rubber. Well, that is standard equipment from here on.
The rear profile also features some revisions. A new spoiler is there to make more downforce while improving the aerodynamic efficiency.
The cabin of the Urus SE is a typical Lamborghini affair. Starting with the dashboard, it now features a larger 12.3-inch infotainment system with modern elements. The air conditioning vents have been revised on the Urus SE with anodised aluminium elements. It also features a 12.3-inch driver’s display as standard.
Under the hood, the Urus SE still features a twin-turbocharged 4.0-litre V8 engine. However, this time, it is not alone. The carmaker has paired this engine with a hybrid system to churn a combined output of 800 horsepower and 950Nm.
Performance is something that has improved and the Urus SE clocks a triple digit speed in just 3.4 seconds. Meanwhile, the top speed stands at an impressive 312 kmph.
Lamborghini boasts that the SUV now drives in the EV mode up to 60 kmph, post which the engine kicks in. The Urus SE now features 10 different drive modes, including the old ones offered earlier. The additional modes are EV Drive, Hybrid, Performance and Recharge.
After the Revuelto, this is the second Lamborghini to get a hybrid setup. Looks like the raging bull is all set to move towards the direction of electrification!