Mansory is back on the spotlight with another standout project carried out on the Lamborghini Urus SE, the powerful SUV receiving new body elements and new wheels. Besides the visuals, the German tuner has also played a bit with the car`s power under the hood.
Compared with many previous creations from the German tuner, this plug-in hybrid super sport utility vehicle appears surprisingly restrained.
At first glance, some observers might even mistake the build for something developed by Novitec. The appearance remains aggressive, though the overall treatment avoids the visual overload often associated with Mansory products. Even so, the company has left its signature across the vehicle.
The body receives a package Mansory refers to as a “soft kit.” Up front, the Urus SE gains trim pieces near the side vents and additional elements behind them. Fresh side skirts bring a stronger visual presence along the profile. The front fender trim has also been revised, and extra pieces around the wheel arches widen the stance visually.
Move toward the rear and the modifications continue with a roof-mounted wing and smaller spoiler to the tailgate. Also, the standard diffuser has been replaced by a new one with sharper design.
Openings on each side accommodate a set of four exhaust outlets, while two vertical taillights sit in the center section. Small details matter here. The body package appears to be constructed from carbon fiber.
Branding is impossible to miss. Mansory logos appear at the front, along the sides, and at the rear. The tuner also installed new 24-inch wheels finished in a two-tone combination of black and lime green. That same lime-green shade covers the exterior bodywork. Yellow brake calipers add another contrasting color.
One area remains largely untouched, or at least hidden from view. Mansory never opened the doors during the presentation. As a result, the cabin appears unchanged. Through the windows, the interior seems predominantly black, interrupted by several yellow accents.
The visual modifications are only part of the story. Mansory claims a total output of 1,100 metric horsepower. According to the company, that figure equals 1,085 brake horsepower and 809 kilowatts. Peak torque is listed at 922 pound-feet (1,250 Nm).
Performance figures for the tuned version remain undisclosed. There is no published 0-62 mph acceleration time. Top speed information has not been released either.
For reference, the standard Lamborghini Urus SE produces 789 bhp (800 ps/597 kW) and 701 lb-ft (950 Nm) from its electrified 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8 powertrain. Lamborghini states the production model reaches 62 mph (100 kph) from rest in 3.4 seconds and continues to a maximum speed of 194 mph (312 kph).
This latest project suggests Mansory has not abandoned its identity. Instead, the company appears to have dialed back the visual intensity while pushing the power figures in the opposite direction.
Lamborghini Urus SE by Mansory – Photo Gallery
