Lamborghini Urus Interior SPIED Ahead Of Official Debut

We’re about three weeks away from the official debut of the new Lamborghini Urus but images of its interior have already surfaced online.

Courtesy of Instagram user altdynamic, the images reveal the dashboard of the new Lambo SUV which features the latest display technologies of the VW Group mixed with the Italian company’s familiar hexagone-based theme.

Just like the latest generation of the Audi A8 and A7, the new Lamborghini Urus makes use of two digital displays, one for infotainment purposes and one for the HVAC controls while the driver’s gauges are digital as expected.

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mre30 - 11/17/2017 11:53:44 AM

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This vehicle will probably sell better than the Bentley Bentayga and have a higher profit margin. Smart move on VW's part.

To save the Bentayga, VW needs to add about 10" to the wheelbase and a true third row - it is tight inside. If the Bentayga became a $200,000 Escalade it would do much better.

The Urus will be a much better product than the Maserati Levante and will basically wipe it up.

If you can afford a Levante, you can stretch and get a Urus. Looking forward to the launch.

MDarringer - 11/17/2017 4:12:52 PM

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The Levantate is essentially an AWD Magnum given the LX chassis.

runninglogan1 - 11/17/2017 5:45:49 PM

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The Bentayga is a runaway success. Now the best selling Bentley. By far.

mre30 - 11/17/2017 6:56:00 PM

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Really? Runaway success? By what measure? Bentley UK selling them to US dealers?

My local Bentley dealer on Long Island https://www.bentleylongisland.com/ has FIFTEEN (15 !!!!) new Bentayga's listed for sale on their website - mix of 17' and 18's. That doesn't even count the ones on the water.

If there are about 30 Bentley dealer's in the US and they each have 10-20 unsold Bentayga's in inventory - that's 450 unsold Bentayga's which is a lot. Maybe 6 months supply? Anyone know the real numbers?

There were lots of puffery-laden articles written in 2015 and 2016 about how great the launch went (5,586 units sold WW in 2016 according to Wikipedia). Nothing much since then. Current inventory on offer may suggest otherwise.

MDarringer - 11/21/2017 1:30:40 PM

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The Bentayga has been a complete sales disaster. Bentley owners know it's a Touareg with a lot of crap thrown on so sales are next to impossible. If the Rolls Royce Cullinan is priced like a Bentayga, then Bentley would be wise to cancel production.

runninglogan1 - 11/17/2017 5:48:45 PM

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Wow. Urus is looking like a home run for Lamborghini. No wonder Ferrari is hot on their heels with a new SUV.

wilfred - 11/18/2017 8:15:54 AM

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Looks good, very Audi-ish, not surprisingly... so i have to ask, how much is this? $100-150k, it will be like the cayenne fad. $150-200k is my guess? Over $200k, guess it will be a very long time before i see one on the road...

dumpsty - 11/21/2017 12:32:17 PM

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idk...honestly, for an expensive ultra-luxury SUV, I really expected more. are other existing lamborghini interiors this "ordinary"? maybe this is for the entry-level V6 model.

and if it comes out looking very noticeably like a rakish Touareg or Q7, i'd be disappointed.