World’s fastest SUV from Lamborghini looks exactly like you think it would

Source: Lamborghini
The Urus will be the first Lamborghini to sport a turbocharger and will reach speeds of up to 305 km/h.
Lamborghini has unveiled its own unique combination of sports car and functional SUV with the Urus. Lamborghini describes it as the world's first super sports utility vehicle and the fastest SUV in the world.
Before we talk design, let's look at the specs.
It packs a 4.0 litre twin-turbo V8 engine that's able to push out 485kW of power and 850Nm of torque. As mentioned, it's the first Lamborghini to be turbocharged and it can accelerate from 0-100 km/h in 3.6 seconds. Weighing in at just under 2,200 kg, the Urus will have a class-leading power-to-weight ratio and will be stopped by carbon-ceramic brakes – the largest to be fitted on any production car.
What does all this mean? The Lamborghini Urus will be the fastest production SUV on the market. But due to its torque-vectoring all-wheel-drive system deciding where power is going at any given moment, it promises to be comfortable and capable in off-road situations too.
As you can see, the car is impressive and people are excited, but the combination of Lamborghini's signature luxury style with an SUV's pragmatic leanings has left some people uneasy.
Lamborghini caught a case of the crossovers #urus #lamborghini #but why
— Mitchell Hallmark (@MitchHallmark) December 5, 2017
Not really sure about a Lamborghini SUV - isn't an SUV everything a Lamborghini strives not to be? Thoughts? #urus pic.twitter.com/RsdFeh9wq2 — Stuart (@stuartflatt) December 4, 2017
I mean I’ve seen worse looking Suvs. #Urus
— Tyler Miller (@TylerMiller_10) December 4, 2017
I am a HUGE @Lamborghini fan, BUT this new #Urus is utterly tragic. Looks like a KIA! Door handles ruin the sharp lines of the car entirely! It is so so un-Italian. — Tom Brearley (@TomBrearley18) December 4, 2017
However, some people are on board with the crossover and even love the colour.
Yellow!! #Urus #Lamborghini #SinceWeMadeItPossible
— Gaoutham (@Gaoutham) December 5, 2017
You know it’s a #Lamborghini when the production car looks more futuristic than the concept #Urus #LamborghiniUrus pic.twitter.com/S7Px4gLLRh — Abhijeet Singh (@motorjeet) December 5, 2017
Omg it's #URUS ❤❤ https://t.co/uNeN945zlA
— Bkash pathak (@Bikashpathak19) December 5, 2017
The car will be available in Australia in the second half of 2018 and will set you back about $550,000 before on-road costs.
Looking to compare other SUVs? Check out our comparison of medium-sized SUVs here and our comparison of hatchback vehicles here.