This Lamborghini Urus, created by a
little-known tuning company dubbed Keyvany, might just be the most wildest
custom example of the Raging Bull’s SUV built to date.
The tuner started its modifications at the
front end of the Urus, designing and installing an all-new fascia made from
lightweight carbon fiber that’s said to strip away 34 kg from the
vehicle’s overall weight. This overhauled front end also amps up the styling of
the Urus thanks to the inclusion of new LED daytime running lights, a new
splitter, and re-shaped air intake surrounds.
Modifications continue across the front
half with a carbon fiber hood, flared wheel arches, and customized vents on the
front quarter panels. Elsewhere, Keyvany has created extended side skirts (also
made from carbon fiber) and fitted flared arches at the rear. Speaking of the
rear, it too is dominated by carbon fiber parts and incorporates a bold
diffuser, a sharp lip spoiler on the decklid, and a second spoiler stretching
above the roof.
The super-SUV now also sits on a set of
24-inch forged wheels complete with 295 mm wide tires at the front and 355 mm
tires at the rear. Wheel spacers ensure these new shoes are pushed out to the
very edges of the Urus. All up, it is 41 kg lighter than a standard
Urus.
Keyvany has also worked some magic on the
4.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8 engine, increasing grunt from 641 hp up to 820
hp and 1,100 Nm of torque thanks to improved airflow, an ECU tune,
and a sports exhaust system with carbon tailpipes. We don’t have any pricing details for the
bodykit or tuning package on hand.
