Mansory has converted his Urus Venatus into a two-door Coupe C, becoming the ultimate take on the Italian super SUV.
Mansory has done it again! One of the most impressive luxury SUVs, the Lamborghini Urus, has entered the company’s workshop, being transformed into a quite different vehicle. There have been important changes, but the essence is still the same. To achieve this, Mansory has applied the Venatus Evo C update. With this, the vehicle has got a rather important change in the model. And is that it has undergone a structural change while eliminating the rear doors. Thanks to this current update, it has become a two-door coupé, giving it a majestic image and presence.
“We are very proud of the quality and perfect craftsmanship of our modifications in many respects. The “Venatus Coupé EVO C” not only sets new standards in terms of its design but with the transformation of a standard 4-door vehicle into a 2-door coupé we can once again impressively demonstrate our high level of competence in the field of body construction”, says Kourosh Mansory, CEO and founder of Mansory Design and Holding GmbH.
The vehicle also has had another modification: its front grill and the bumper have been modified, becoming much more visual than the equipment offered by the standard Urus. Horizontal and vertical air intakes and additional LED lights enhance the active and dynamic image.
New door trims and wheels have been aftermarket, so it’s substantially different. The later door has disappeared. In their place, two large air intakes have been implemented. To achieve this, it has been necessary for the B-pillar to move back about 200 mm, causing the front doors to be much larger than in the traditional model.
Regarding the interior design of the car, it has also had some modifications. They have received several different elements, including bright blue leather upholstery. The pedals are made of aluminium, and the mats repeat the colour and design of the upholstery. Decorative details of carbon fibre and the internal lighting system enhance the car’s image, also making it a different interior car design.
The engine has received incredible modifications, too. The 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 engine has been converted into a block that produces 900 HP of power and a torque of 1,100 Nm, allowing it to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 2.9 seconds and reach a top speed of 323 km/h. The “Venatus Coupé EVO C” also features a modified high-performance exhaust system compared to the base vehicle, with a new layout of the three exhaust tailpipes.
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