The Lamborghini Urus Performante has made its debut with international media and dealers at Autodromo Vallelunga, Rome.
The Urus Performante produces 657bhp and 850Nm of torque, which Lamborghini claims sets the best weight to power reference in its segment with a new lightweight and aerodynamic design. This is coupled to a more focused chassis set up that introduces the new Rally mode, unique to the Performante version of the Urus.
Lamborghini brought the new Urus Performante to numerous landmarks in Rome, including the Stadio dei Marmi with its sixty marble statues For the driving debut of the Urus Performante, Lamborghini returned to the Rome and Vallelunga venues where the original Urus had its debut back in 2018.
At Vallelunga, not only could guests compare the improved performance and characteristics of the new Urus Performante on track, they also drove on a specially created rally circuit demonstrating the new Rally mode of the car and its abilities on loose surfaces.
The Urus Performante also took to the streets and landmarks of Rome for photos and film, starting in the Stadio dei Marmi, where its sixty marble statues pay homage to sporting athleticism. The car also visited the elegant streets around Palazzo Fendi and the Cave di Travertino, a landmark that possesses some of the most exclusive, pure and desirable marble formations.
The Urus Performante produces 657bhp and 850Nm of torque, which Lamborghini claims sets the best weight to power reference in its segment with a new lightweight and aerodynamic design. This is coupled to a more focused chassis set up that introduces the new Rally mode, unique to the Performante version of the Urus.
At Vallelunga, not only could guests compare the improved performance and characteristics of the new Urus Performante on track, they also drove on a specially created rally circuit demonstrating the new Rally mode of the car and its abilities on loose surfaces.
The Urus Performante also took to the streets and landmarks of Rome for photos and film, starting in the Stadio dei Marmi, where its sixty marble statues pay homage to sporting athleticism. The car also visited the elegant streets around Palazzo Fendi and the Cave di Travertino, a landmark that possesses some of the most exclusive, pure and desirable marble formations.
