The PHEV setup further required designers and engineers to make some front-end styling changes, as noted above. For example, there are modified air openings in the front and rear bumpers.
We don’t expect the Urus PHEV to look drastically different than the standard V8 version, but Lamborghini will very likely introduce new wheel designs and exterior colors.
As far as pricing goes, the Urus PHEV is expected to be the top-of-the-line Urus model, slotted above the $260,000 Urus Performante. And because of the plug-in hybrid setup, the Urus PHEV should weigh more than its siblings. The Performante, for reference, tips the scale at 4,844 pounds. The electrified Urus PHEV is expected to debut sometime later this year as a 2024 model.