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Larte Design Lamborghini Urus S

We have another Larte Design package for Lamborghini's Urus, for the Urus S variant.

Larte Design has unveiled another eye-catching project, this time based on the Lamborghini Urus S. The super-SUV sports a satin wrap that blends shades of blue and purple — much bolder than the tuner's previous gray specification. The transformation revolves around the Largenda carbon fiber body kit, which features widened arches, a vented hood, door appliqués, reworked front elements, two spoilers, and a large diffuser with additional brake lights. On the street, this satin color combination doesn't just ask for attention — it demands it.

The wheels repeat the design of the previous build, now in glossy black with purple details. All body parts are carbon fiber, which helps cut weight and reinforces the model's status — it's hard to imagine a Urus owner settling for plastic or simpler composites; this set meets that expectation. Inside, judging by the photos, everything remains factory-standard. 

As it stands, in order to transform the Urus, Larte has developed 18 new exterior parts. First and foremost, there is a carbon fiber hood, then a front splitter and wheel arch extensions (also made of carbon fiber).

The package also includes sills, carbon fiber mirror caps, a rear roof spoiler, a trunk spoiler, as well as a carbon fiber rear bumper and diffuser, along with vertical LED brake lights.

Finally, there are new wheels (in this case in black with purple accents), as well as new exhaust tips.

Under the hood remains the 666 hp 4.0 V8, capable of propelling the Urus S to 100 km/h in 3.5 seconds. Larte doesn't reveal the price of the Largenda kit, but the project targets those who want their Urus to stand out — and, in this configuration, it succeeds. The Urus S is powered by a 4.0-liter V8 twin-turbo engine that develops 666 hp and 850 Nm of torque, acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h takes 3.5 seconds, while the maximum speed is 305 km/h.

The price of this package is not specified in the short news.

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