Sources within the Volkswagen Group have revealed the Lamborghini Urus will be manufactured at VW's factory in Slovakia.
Slated to go on sale early 2018, the production version of the Lamborghini Urus concept
will be put together in Bratislava, Slovakia at a Volkswagen factory
where it will be assembled together with the Porsche Cayenne, Audi Q7,
Volkswagen Touareg as well as the bodies for the forthcoming Bentley SUV due in 2016.
It will be Lamborghini's first SUV after the LM002 which was phased
out in 1993 and will share its platform with the next-gen Q7, Touareg,
Cayenne and Bentley SUV. Little else is known about the Urus but it
could be offered with a hybridized V8 generating approximately 680 PS
(500 kW). Audi's boss Rupert Stadler previously said it "won't be a
softie" and that it will carry over most of the concept's design.
Named after the Aurochs bull - a large, wild ancestor of domestic cattle
- the Urus is the spiritual successor of the LM002. It features
aggressive styling with a prominent front fascia, a ventilated hood and
LED headlights. There's also a tailgate-mounted spoiler, a rear
diffuser and a four-tailpipe exhaust system. Other highlights include
an adjustable suspension and 24-inch wheels with a matte aluminum finish
Source: Al Ain Japan
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