This satin black Lamborghini Urus Mansory with a green interior is a full carbon body conversion based in Orange County. It divides a room and is meant to. Book it when the brief is to make an entrance, not for a wedding or a client meeting. Underneath the carbon panels it is still a standard Urus, so it stays comfortable all day.
Mechanically this is a standard 641 horsepower Urus, all wheel drive, air suspension, and a 3.6 second run to sixty, unchanged underneath the bodywork. Everything different about it is the conversion. Take it out onto Santiago Canyon Road and it drives the way any Urus drives, comfortable in Strada and hard edged in Corsa, and it arrives looking like nothing else on the road. The full carbon panels add attention rather than speed, which is the entire proposition and the reason it is the most expensive Urus we rent in Orange County.
This is the most visually extreme car in our Lamborghini fleet, and it does not need help from a location, though South Coast Plaza gives it an audience that stops to look. Satin black bodywork with exposed carbon panels and a green interior gives you three separate textures in one frame, which almost nothing else we run can offer. The carbon weave reads best in raking light, so shoot it late in the day rather than under flat overcast. The green cabin is unique in our fleet and deserves its own frames.
There is nothing else like this in our Orange County fleet. It is a full carbon body conversion by a German house that rebuilds cars rather than adds parts to them, so the bumpers, arches, hood, and rear are replacement panels rather than trim, unlike our two widebody Urus which keep their factory panels underneath a kit. Book it when the requirement is a vehicle nobody at South Coast Plaza or a Newport Beach arrival has seen before. It is the most expensive Urus we keep, and the green interior is the reason people ask what it is.
Mechanically this is a base Lamborghini Urus, 641 horsepower and 627 lb-ft from the 4.0 liter twin turbo V8, all wheel drive, and adaptive air suspension, standard on the trim underneath. What sets it apart is a full carbon body conversion by Mansory, a German aftermarket house, replacing the bumpers, hood, arches, and rear rather than adding trim on top. The finish is satin black outside with a green leather interior. Five seats, four doors, and the same drive selector and paddle-for-drive layout as any current Urus.