If you are a fan of a little sports cars, you should definitely know the Lamborghini Essenza SCV12, a supercar designed exclusively for track development. 830 hp. Powered by a powerful V12, it will be produced in just 40 examples, destined for 40 lucky future owners that Lamborghini intends to spoil.
Customers who signed the order form to purchase this magnificent supercar also signed up for Lamborghini’s “everyday” model, namely the Urus Performante, but in a special Essenza SCV12 version that still features the 4.0-liter V8 bi-turbo, but with the Ad Personam department of Sant’Agata Bolognese demonstrates maximum personalization.
The devil is in the details
Based on the Urus Performante and its V8 666 hp, this edition of the SCV12 was developed by Lamborghini’s Ad Personam department. The SUV is decorated with a two-tone livery, consisting of a black lower part, on the front door of which is placed the racing number of the customer’s supercar.
You can also notice a line of contrasting color on the lower part of the body, which extends to the upper roofline. This special edition Urus also features special 23-inch alloy wheels.
Personalization taken to the extreme
As for the interior, the Lamborghini Urus Performante SCV12 features black Alcantara upholstery combined with carbon fiber elements, available in matte and gloss finishes. The passenger compartment has also been enriched with several elements of black anodized aluminum, as well as the silhouette and name of the supercar to which Urus refers on the instrument panel.
We find this silhouette on the footpegs and on two special carbon fiber plates: one of them bears the 60 logothousand Lamborghini anniversary, and the other is engraved with the customer’s name or favorite number.
Lamborghini hasn’t released any pricing information, but it will certainly be much lower than the SCV12 Essenza and its claimed €2.5 million. On the other hand, due to the high level of customization, the price should undoubtedly be higher than 262,184 euros for the “classic” Urus Performante.
Source: Auto Plus
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