Official: Lamborghini SUV coming in 2018

After years of rumours and conjecture, Lamborghini has declared the Urus theory (imagined) that was revealed at the 2012 Beijing Motor Show continues to be given the green-light for manufacturing. The sport utility vehicle - which will most probably get a new title - is planned to really go on sale in 2018.
Lamborghini briefly contemplated constructing the Urus along with the Audi Q7 as well as the Porsche Cayenne in Slovakia, but resistless tax incentives given by the Italian authorities convinced the auto-maker to gather it in Sant'Agata Bolognese, its city. The Raging Bull will enlarge its manufacturing plant with new facilities as well as a brand new production line, also it's going to greatly boost the size of its own research and development section. Official information about Lamborghini's following SUV are few and far between. Rumours suggest it'll be powered by both the normally-aspirated 5.2-liter V-10 engine seen in the Huracan LP 610-4 or by a down-sized V-8 motor probably borrowed from the Vw's parts-bin. Either way, the mountain bike will offer 600 hp in its simplest state of melody plus it's going to come standard with all-wheel drive. The generation edition of the Urus will boast technologies gleaned from Lamborghini's high end sports vehicles. Notably, it is going to make substantial utilization of carbon fibre and insiders say it'll tip the scale at no more than 4,400 lbs, a considerable number for such a big vehicle. Even though the sport utility vehicle will take a base cost of about $200,000, Lamborghini anticipates it can double its yearly deliveries by promoting at least 3,000 samples of of it. Its primary markets will likely function as the Usa, China as well as the Middle-East, adopted by Germany, Great Britain and Russian Federation. Hailed as the sole member of the Lamborghini line designed to be put to use as an everyday driver, the mountain bike will entice a fresh group of customers into showrooms. Appearing backLamborghini released a Hummeresque SUV called LM002 at the 1986 Brussels Motor Show. Nicknamed the Rambo Lambo, the LM002 was driven with a Countach-sourced 5.2-liter V-12 motor that produced 444 hp thanks in-part to to 6 Weber carburetors. A small more than 300 300 cases of the LM002 were constructed by the time production finished in 1993.

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27.05.2015
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