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Widebody Lamborghini Urus Looks Like a Hypercar, Has Veneno Wing

The widebody Urus starting at us from behind the screen is a bit of a paradox: while you can easily point your finger at the thing, there are also plenty of assets that make this machine worthy of the spotlights.
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Let's start with the easy bits, shall we? The practicality factor of the SUV has been dramatically affected by its transformation. And while the ground clearance can be adjusted (the thing wouldn't be able to sit so low without air suspension), there's nothing you can do about its fat arches while trying to squeeze through city traffic, as you should in a daily.

Heck, the thing simply looks like too much in certain gear heads' eyes.

Then again, nobody can claim this Urus doesn't look like a Lamborghini - it's wide, it's low and it steals the show wherever it goes.

Of course, while the bold arches and the super-sized rear wing, which seems to be lifted straight off the Veneno (check out the gallery above), are traditional Raging Bull elements, the crossover also packs certain bits that don't normally go on a Lambo, at least not while this is still inside the Sant'Agata Bolognese walls.

Certain aficionados have wondered how the Urus would look without the Y-shaped grilles adorning its front apron. Well, these have now been removed, so the relocated turbos are in plain sight.

And with the new positioning of the boost hardware allowing for a beefier setup, you can expect the V8 behind those turbochargers to deliver a nice four-digit muscle number.

What's that up front? An oil cooler and it's hanging there thanks to the Japanese Shakotan tuning subculture (the position comes in handy when you're hooning on the track, just make sure not to make contact with anything else).

Of course, there's no point in arguing over the two sides of the vehicle mentioned above. After all, this is only a rendering, one coming from digital artist Basil Masri.

Nevertheless, this pixel stunt makes me wonder what would happen if a Lamborghini customer looking for a one-off would choose the Urus instead of the usual Aventador platform...

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About the author: Andrei Tutu
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In his quest to bring you the most impressive automotive creations, Andrei relies on learning as a superpower. There's quite a bit of room in the garage that is this aficionado's heart, so factory-condition classics and widebody contraptions with turbos poking through the hood can peacefully coexist.
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