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Latest Mansory Venatus Lamborghini Urus Build Can Hurt Your Eyes

The German tuner went overboard, but what do you expect?

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By: Jacob Oliva

Nov 27, 2021 at 4:01am ET

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We've seen Mansory have fun with the Lamborghini Urus before. With its Venatus widebody build that comes in a very blue theme inside and out, the Urus begs to stand out whenever it can. We've also seen a version of that in white and purple that's even more polarizing.

How about in the Urus's typical yellow color? Wish granted as Mansory is back with another Urus Venatus build in a very sunny hue.

Caution, though. Before you browse the gallery below, make sure to adjust your screen's brightness as the cabin's bright color could hurt your eyes.

Gallery: Yellow Mansory Venatus - Lamborghini Urus

Yellow Mansory Venatus - Lamborghini Urus

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Yellow Mansory Venatus - Lamborghini Urus Yellow Mansory Venatus - Lamborghini Urus Yellow Mansory Venatus - Lamborghini Urus Yellow Mansory Venatus - Lamborghini Urus Yellow Mansory Venatus - Lamborghini Urus Yellow Mansory Venatus - Lamborghini Urus

In comparison to a typical Urus, the Mansory Venatus does have a wider body despite looking concealed in this yellow build. You probably didn't miss the body kits but to point out the obvious, Mansory added several carbon fiber parts like side skirts, hood, tailgate-mounted wing, roof spoiler, and rear bumper with diffuser.

Unlike the blue Venatus before, this one doesn't have secondary accent color to highlight some areas – not that it needed one, anyway.

Inside, this latest Mansory Venatus continues with the yellow theme. Very yellow, in fact, that the leather upholstery, carpet, floor mats, and even the headliner all come in a non-inconspicuous shade.

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Just like the previous Venatus, the latest Mansory Urus build gets a power bump as well. According to the German tuner, final output figures are at 820 horsepower (603 kilowatts) and 774 pound-feet (1,050 Newton-meters) of torque. Top speed is touted at 199 miles per hour (320 kilometers per hour) with a 0-62 mph (0-100km/h) sprint in 3.2 seconds.

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As to how Mansory ended up with these numbers, that wasn't disclosed but the previous P810 tune came in the form of a new engine management system and high-performance catalytic converter.

Mansory doesn't provide the pricing for its builds. But if you're interested, you can go ahead and contact them directly via the source link below.

Source: Mansory via Facebook

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