The Urus is one of the best-selling Lamborghinis ever made. There’s a reason for that: it’s probably the most practical non-supercar, supercar, ever made. The car of the week this week is the Urus, but after Lamborghini turned the dial up to 11. It’s called the Performante.

This is a car that pushes the envelope further though, and though it’s ridiculous to say, it isn’t just any Performante, because the owner has spent what many spend on an entire car on optional features. To kick it off, you might have noticed this particular car is very blue. Blu Cepheus is the name, and if being blue was a game, this Performante would be the star player. It’s roughly a small hatchback’s worth of metallic paint and might just be one of the best colours we’ve ever seen. Thankfully, it also has full PPF, which means you can actually use the car without worrying about ruining that beautiful paint.

Year: 2024

Mileage: 350

Colour: Blu Cepheus

Interior: Bicolour Sportivo Alcantara in Nero Cosmus with Blu Cepheus Performante trim

There’s plenty of options to pick from, like full shiny carbon fibre exterior package, which means that, on the outside of the car, if it’s not blue, then it’s probably carbon fibre. It includes the parts of the front bumper, bonnet, rear diffuser, wheel arches and boot spoiler. There’s more carbon fibre to be found on the interior as well, on the air vents and instrument cluster. That’s not all either – the seats are fully electric, with both ventilation and massage, along with the glorious return of Blu Cepheus – in the stitching and on the seat belts. Other big options not to be missed are the Full ADAS Package – over six thousand pounds worth of driver aids, the Bang & Olufsen 3D Audio, which is the same again, along with the wheels, which are another five thousand on top.

At the end of the day, we could write an entire book on the options on this Performante, but spec only tells you so much, just like the words on this page. The Urus Performante is an absolute beast of a car- both in stature and performance. It’s at home sprinting from 0-62mph in a ludicrous 3.3 seconds, but also has enough space for your weekly shop. It’s the ultimate do-everything car.

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