Lamborghini Aventador Model Years and History

The Lamborghini Urus gas version remains unchanged, but there is new plug-in hybrid that brings many changes starting with a new SE trim that has a plug-in hybrid powertrain which includes three electric motors, one in between the engine and transmission, and one for each of the front wheels. The Urus still keeps its beastly 4.0L twin-turbocharged V8 engine that makes 657 horsepower. The combination of the gas and PHEV systems make a total of 789 horsepower. New LED headlamps, hood, and front bumpers offer a refreshed and aerodynamic look, while new bumpers and diffusers add new flare to the Urus. The interior also features a new 12.3-inch touchscreen with improved voice recognition and faster processing time.

The Lamborghini Urus adds a blind spot warning system and adaptive cruise control as standard equipment for 2021 but otherwise carries over with minimal changes.

The 2020 Lamborghini Urus leaves well enough alone by not making any significant changes to their single SUV line. It remains to be the only SUV currently sold by the Italian marque, though interestingly it is not the first one they've ever built. Since the demise of the LM002 SUV about twenty-five years ago, Lamborghini has been out of the market until now. While the LM002 looked like a Hummer and was extremely utilitarian, the new Urus is sleek, fast and luxurious to its very core. It offers to combine the thrilling driving experience of modern Lamborghini sports cars with the kind of practicality that can be used on a daily basis by any driver type.

The Urus is a brand-new vehicle for Lamborghini. It joins the lineup as the first SUV by the Italian automaker in 25 years. The new Urus is sleek, fast and luxurious to its very core. It offers to combine the thrilling driving experience of modern Lamborghini sports cars with the kind of practicality that can be used on a daily basis.