The Lamborghini Urus Concept is yet to be released. That hasn’t stopped a rendering of a Lamborghini Urus Cabriolet being produced! Belgian designer Bram Wulteputte has removed the roof from the Lamborghini Urus, creating an interesting concept, along the lines of the Range Rover Evoque Convertible!
Don’t expect to see the Lamborghini Urus Cabriolet any time soon though. The Lamborghini Urus will not be produced until at least 2015. The Lamborghini Urus will be unveiled in concept form at the Beijing Motor Show on Monday. Lamborghini officials will probably then guage the reaction and make a decision about a third model for the Italian supercar maker. The choice will be between the Urus and the Estoque.
Expect the Lamborghini Urus to share the Gallardo’s V10 with an output of 575hp. We expect any production version to be built on the platform for the Audi Q7. It gets 24 inch carbon fiber wheels which hide carbon ceramic disc brakes. Inside, the seats are inspired by those seen in the Sesto Elemento Concept shown at the 2010 Paris Motor Show. The cabin gets plenty of carbon fiber trim and a high center console that extends between the two rear passengers.
Keep checking back for more details of the Lamborghini Urus Concept as and when they are released!
lamborghini estoque* not evoque
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“The choice will be between the Urus and the Evoque.”
Please just stop!! It already pains me to look at this god awful creation they call a Lamborghini… now you’re going to chop the roof off and make it even more useless? OH THE HUMANITY!
@morelambo, Lamborghini has it’s history in tractors and they made the LM002, so it kinda makes sense that they build an suv now the chinese market is asking it. And about the roof, why not? A car (and definetly a Lamborghini) can be as mad as u like.
hey guys take it easy we had our SUV once so where is the problem in a new one dont u remember the Rambo Lambo “LM002”
The LM was clearly made for offroading (the desert) whereas the Urus, with these 24 inch rims, will be defeated by a midget pebble.