The bi-color paint scheme isn’t the boldest part of the design.
Mansory is back with another modified Urus SUV, although this one is a little different than the others. The Venatus Evo S gives the Lamborghini Urus a significant cosmetic change as well as a significant boost in power.
The ferocity observed in previous Venatus builds is strangely enhanced by the limited-edition Venatus Evo S. The new Evo S looks a lot like the Mansory Urus from late last year, but it has a few stylistic differences. The SUV’s front end boasts a more noticeable front splitter that protrudes from its angular face, as well as an additional canard on the end wing.
Mansory also altered the rear wing and top spoiler, as well as the front fender vents and side sills. It’s a minor improvement over the previous version, but one that comes with a significant performance boost. The unique black-and-white bi-color exterior paint job completes the look.
Mansory doesn’t go into depth about the improvements it made to the Urus’ twin-turbocharged 4.0-liter V8, but the tuner claims the Urus now has 900 horsepower and 811 pound-feet (1,100 Newton-meters) of torque. That’s greater than the SUV’s base output of 641 hp (477 kW) and 627 lb-ft (850 Nm), as well as the previous Mansory Urus’s output of 820 hp (603 kW).
The Venatus transmits its power through a set of lightweight 24-inch forged wheels that are 10 inches wide in the front and 12 inches wide in the back. The SUV can reach 62 mph (100 km/h) in 2.9 seconds, while the Urus’ top speed has been increased from 190 mph (205 kph) to 200 mph (323 kph).
Mansory has only provided one interior photograph, and it’s as wacky as you’d expect from the firm. Mansory painted it a bright yellow colour with white accents on the steering wheel, floor mats, and doors, which contrasted with the black trim that cuts through the yellow.
According to Mansory, this is a limited-edition model with only ten specimens produced. It’s a step up in terms of aesthetics and performance from the other Venatus model, though they’re both extreme customizations of a Lamborghini SUV that’s already insane.
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