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Should Lamborghini make an Urus Performante?

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Should Lamborghini make an Urus Performante? | Top Gear

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One of TG’s favourite online renderers shows us an even faster Urus

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Should Lamborghini make an Urus Performante?

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One of TG’s favourite online renderers shows us an even faster Urus

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One of TG’s favourite online renderers shows us an even faster Urus

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Should Lamborghini make an Urus Performante?

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Should Lamborghini make an Urus Performante?

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Should Lamborghini make an Urus Performante?

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One of TG’s favourite online renderers shows us an even faster Urus

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Whether good or bad, we doubt your opinion on the Lamborghini Urus has simmered down yet. On the one hand, it’s the fastest SUV in the world, with supercar performance and off-road ability all allied to a properly family friendly hatchback. Wonderful.

On the other, it’s a Lamborghini with turbochargers rather than screaming natural aspiration, and a five-seater with the DNA of an Audi Q7 from the people who brought us the jaw-dropping Miura and eye-popping Diablo. Controversial, to say the least.

Everything you need to know about the Lambo Urus is here

Imagine if Lambo had shown off this, too, though. It’s an unofficial render by X-Tomi Design – a real favourite here at TG for imagining non-existent stuff in photo-realistic form – that shows us what a Lamborghini Urus Performante could look like. Yikes.

Quite what technical form it would take we don’t know. The standard, 641bhp Urus already matches the Huracan Performante’s power output, so this one would have to up the ante closer to 700bhp. The Huracan also exhibits lightweight materials and very clever aero; how you make that work on a 2.2-tonne biggie like the Urus, we don’t know.

But then it doesn’t matter, because this is a very much not-real styling exercise, an Urus with the colour scheme, decals and spoiler of a go-faster Lambo applied.

Like it? And how long before the third-party tuners get their hands on Uruses and make stuff that's even bolder?

Image: X-Tomi Design

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Whether good or bad, we doubt your opinion on the Lamborghini Urus has simmered down yet. On the one hand, it’s the fastest SUV in the world, with supercar performance and off-road ability all allied to a properly family friendly hatchback. Wonderful.

On the other, it’s a Lamborghini with turbochargers rather than screaming natural aspiration, and a five-seater with the DNA of an Audi Q7 from the people who brought us the jaw-dropping Miura and eye-popping Diablo. Controversial, to say the least.

Everything you need to know about the Lambo Urus is here

Imagine if Lambo had shown off this, too, though. It’s an unofficial render by X-Tomi Design – a real favourite here at TG for imagining non-existent stuff in photo-realistic form – that shows us what a Lamborghini Urus Performante could look like. Yikes.

Quite what technical form it would take we don’t know. The standard, 641bhp Urus already matches the Huracan Performante’s power output, so this one would have to up the ante closer to 700bhp. The Huracan also exhibits lightweight materials and very clever aero; how you make that work on a 2.2-tonne biggie like the Urus, we don’t know.

But then it doesn’t matter, because this is a very much not-real styling exercise, an Urus with the colour scheme, decals and spoiler of a go-faster Lambo applied.

Like it? And how long before the third-party tuners get their hands on Uruses and make stuff that's even bolder?

Image: X-Tomi Design

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One of TG’s favourite online renderers shows us an even faster Urus