DarwinPRO's Lamborghini Urus Package Makes Mansory Seem Mild | Carscoops

      The standard Urus certainly makes a statement, but this revamped version is far more striking than the original SUV.

      DarwinPRO’s body kit for Lamborghini’s super SUV is undeniably extravagant.

      Enhancing the new carbon fiber exterior components are enormous 23-inch wheels.

      However, there are no modifications made to the 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8.

      The launch of the Urus was a brilliant move by Lamborghini. It has quickly become the brand’s best-selling model and has also advanced the super SUV segment, inspiring many competitors to release their own versions. Even Lamborghini may not have fully anticipated the Urus's success in the aftermarket scene, likely not envisioning extreme variations such as Mansory’s striking two-door model.

      This latest package for the Urus could easily be mistaken for a creation from Mansory, but it’s actually designed by DarwinPRO Aerodynamics. Like Mansory, this tuner is known for its outrageous body kits, and the package for the Urus stands out as particularly bold. Dubbed the BKSSII-Lucifer, it makes the stock Performante look subdued in comparison.

      This specific Urus features a matte purple wrap and is covered in an excessive amount of carbon fiber—this is DarwinPRO, after all. The front end is notably dramatic, equipped with a carbon splitter, new carbon air intake shrouds, and an upgraded grille.

      Moreover, they’ve redefined the hood by incorporating strategically placed sections of exposed carbon fiber for added flair. Just when you might think they’ve completed their work, DarwinPRO introduces custom fender flares that complement the aftermarket 23-inch wheels perfectly.

      The carbon fiber elements continue with new side skirts and rear fender flares. The transformation of the rear of the Urus is equally impressive, featuring highlights like a carbon diffuser and a fixed carbon wing.

      The enhancements are all quite extravagant, though they may not appeal to everyone’s taste. However, it’s undeniable that they elevate an already striking vehicle, making it even more noticeable—something that many enthusiasts seek in a Lamborghini.

      What are your thoughts on DarwinPRO’s creation? Would you consider driving a modified Urus like this, or would you prefer the standard model?