Brabus Lamborghini Urus: Boldest Tuning of 2024?

Who would have expected that the latest supercar from the German Brabus workshops would be a Mercedes would be wrong. Under the name Brabus 900 Mint, the Italian Lamborghini Urus SE is revealed, very powerful and untastefully modified.

The model is dominated by menthol color (but it is also available in black) and new (some carbon) body parts, such as a revised front part, fender extensions, a rear diffuser or perhaps a spoiler or four exhaust tips.

The design feature is complemented by gigantic custom-developed 24-inch wheels with wide 295/30 front and 355/35 rear tires, the chassis is lowered by up to 20 millimeters.

Even inside, you won’t miss out on the menthol experience, this color is literally everywhere. The upholstery is decorated with a specific pattern, some parts are perforated. There are also components made of carbon fiber or aluminum, which you can find on the pedals or sills, for example.

The central gem, however, is the improvement of the system values ​​of the plug-in hybrid four-liter eight-cylinder to 900 hp (+100 hp against the series) and 1,050 Nm (+100 Nm) of torque, which still cooperates with the eight-speed automatic.

After the improvement, the SUV accelerates from zero to one hundred in 3.2 seconds (factory 3.4 s) and the same maximum speed of 312 km/h. The official combined consumption is 39.5 kWh per 100 km plus 2.1 liters of petrol per 100 km. With a flat battery, the car runs on paper at 12.9 l/100 km.

If you don’t like mint, we remind you that the Brabus 900 is also available in black, and it even costs a little less. While the black Superblack edition will cost 544,098.46 euros (13.22 million crowns) in Germany, the green Mint costs 583,070.96 euros (14.16 million crowns).

As for the factory model Urus SE, it is sold in our country from a “modest” 6.46 million crowns, plus various surcharges, of course.