Forget the LM002 - This Urus Might Be the Pinnacle of Lamborghini Off-Roading | Carscoops

      Created by Apocalypse Manufacturing in Florida, this striking Urus has a mileage of 15,702 and is listed at $286,500.

      The vehicle features a 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8 engine that generates 660 hp and 630 lb-ft of torque.

      Apocalypse Manufacturing has added flared fenders and a new rear diffuser.

      It also boasts custom 22-inch forged wheels paired with 33-inch tires and a raised suspension system.

      While the Lamborghini Urus is capable of handling some off-road conditions, it's important to note that most units sold are typically driven on urban roads or in upscale suburban areas, rather than on snow, sand, gravel, or any loose terrain. However, one Urus has been specifically modified for serious off-roading purposes.

      This particular model was customized by Apocalypse Manufacturing in Florida, renowned for transforming Jeep Wranglers into extraordinary 6×6 vehicles. Although their version of Lamborghini’s SUV is not as extreme as other projects, it’s challenging to find another Urus as adventurous as this one.

      Finished in a satin black finish, this Lamborghini somewhat resembles Audi’s recent unique Q6 e-tron Offroad Concept. Apocalypse has elevated its ride height to accommodate massive 33-inch tires and 22-inch forged wheels. Specific details regarding suspension modifications are unclear, but it’s evident that this Urus has significantly more ground clearance than a standard model.

      To enhance its off-road capabilities, the super SUV features a front skid plate, widened wheel arches, and a newly designed rear diffuser. Given its increased height, the diffuser may not serve any aerodynamic function, but it certainly adds to the visual appeal. A new exhaust system has also been installed, along with a large Kevlar-coated steel roof rack that holds a full-size spare tire and wheel. Moreover, new LED driving lights have been attached to the front of the roof rack.

      Powered by a 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8 engine, it produces 660 hp and 630 lb-ft (854 Nm) of torque, with small improvements likely due to the new exhaust system. With a mileage of 15,702 (25,269 km) on the odometer, it is priced at $286,500 on duPont Registry. This price reflects a considerable premium compared to other 2022 models with similar mileage, but the modifications made to this vehicle appear to be costly, and there might be some negotiation room on the price.