Mansory Gives the Lamborghini Urus SE a 1,000-Horsepower Carbon-Fiber Overdose

Mansory is back with another heavy tuning project carried out on the already impressive Urus SE from Lamborghini. The project involves both exterior modifications and a massive power

The tuner recently introduced a fresh Venatus SE conversion for the plug-in-hybrid SUV, loading the body with extra vents, wings, blades, and carbon-fiber attachments from front to rear.

The visual changes start immediately at the nose. New Y-shaped daytime-running lights sit inside a redesigned front apron filled with additional fins and layered inserts. Fresh vents appear on the hood, while the front fenders receive extra cutouts and attachments. Even the widened wheel arches fade into the background because nearly every visible surface carries another aerodynamic piece. The standard Lamborghini Urus SE ends up looking unusually clean beside this version.

Things do not calm down along the sides. Mansory added extended side skirts and reshaped trim around the rear pillars, though the rear section steals most of the attention. Two separate wings sit above the tail, including a ducktail spoiler, while the oversized diffuser integrates a central opening for the updated exhaust outlets. The tuner also fitted new forged FC.5 wheels measuring 24 inches. Mansory branding appears across several exterior components, so nobody mistakes the origin of the package.

Inside, the atmosphere changes direction a little. The cabin uses light-blue leather upholstery combined with white piping, revised door cards, and added carbon-fiber trim pieces. More Mansory logos appear throughout the interior. The result feels far brighter than the bodywork outside, even if the styling still leans heavily toward aftermarket drama.

Power figures moved upward, too. Mansory quotes 1,000 horsepower and 1,250 Nm of torque for the Venatus SE. Converted numbers reach 986 brake horsepower, 736 kilowatts, and 922 pound-feet. Compared with the production Urus SE, the modified SUV gains another 200 ps, equal to 197 hp and 147 kW, alongside an extra 300 Nm or 221 lb-ft.

The factory Lamborghini Urus SE produces 800 ps, or 789 hp and 597 kW, from a plug-in-hybrid 4.0L twin-turbo V8 setup delivering 950 Nm, equal to 701 lb-ft. Lamborghini states 0-100 kph takes 3.4 seconds, while top speed reaches 312 kph or 194 mph. Mansory has not published acceleration or top-speed figures for the Venatus shown here.

Years after Lamborghini expanded the Urus lineup to three models through the facelift update, tuning companies still keep pushing the platform into stranger territory. Mansory appears determined to stay at the front of that movement.

Lamborghini Urus SE Venatus by Mansory – Photo Gallery