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2026 Lamborghini Urus 4.0 V8 PHEV SE: Complete Buyer’s Guide

The 2026 Lamborghini Urus 4.0 V8 PHEV SE is best for high-net-worth buyers who demand exotic-car performance in a five-seat SUV body, with zero daily-driving compromise. Starting at $276,741, it pairs a twin-turbocharged 4L V8 with a plug-in hybrid system to produce 789 hp and 701 lb-ft of torque, sprint to 60 mph in 3.4 seconds, and return 48 MPG combined while offering 35 miles of all-electric range — a combination no naturally aspirated super-SUV rival can match.
Bright green Lamborghini Urus SE driving along a coastal road during a scenic sunset with palm trees. (Representative image for illustration purposes only. Actual vehicle may vary based on trim and configuration.)

How Efficient and Powerful Is the 2026 Lamborghini Urus 4.0 V8 PHEV SE?

The 4.0 V8 PHEV SE delivers a combined EPA rating of 48 MPG alongside 35 miles of pure-electric range, making it the most efficient Urus ever produced while simultaneously being the most powerful. The twin-turbocharged 4L V8 contributes 612 hp on its own, and the rear-mounted AC permanent magnet synchronous electric motor adds 192 hp, bringing the combined system output to 789 hp and 701 lb-ft of torque. That torque arrives as low as 2,250 rpm, ensuring the kind of instantaneous thrust that feels nothing like a traditional hybrid.

 

Feature

4.0 V8 PHEV SE

Engine

4L

Horsepower

789 hp

Torque

701 lb-ft

Transmission

ZF

Drivetrain

All-wheel drive

 

 

Feature

4.0 V8 PHEV SE

MPG

46 city / 50 hwy / 48 combined

EV range

35 mi

Battery (kWh)

25.9

 

The 25.9 kWh lithium-ion battery (21.8 kWh usable) connects to a 7.2 kW onboard charger. On a standard 240V Level 2 connection, a full charge from 20% takes approximately 2.5 hours at 48 amps. On a standard 120V household outlet, the same charge window extends to roughly 4.33 hours. The J1772 charging port is located on the rear side of the vehicle. In pure electric mode, the Urus SE reaches a top speed of 50 mph, covering most urban commutes and city-restricted emission zones without burning a drop of fuel. The EPA-calculated total vehicle range across both energy sources reaches 450 miles, meaning long-haul road trips require minimal planning around charging stops.

What Distinctive Exterior Features Define the 2026 Lamborghini Urus 4.0 V8 PHEV SE?

Side profile of a bright yellow Lamborghini Urus parked in front of a modern glass and concrete building. (Representative image for illustration purposes only. Actual vehicle may vary based on trim and configuration.)
The Urus SE wears a five-door SUV body on the MLB Evo platform, measuring 201.7 inches long, 79.6 inches wide (85.9 inches including mirrors), and 64.5 inches tall. That stance is wide, low, and deliberately aggressive — proportions that communicate the car’s Italian exotic lineage rather than the upright posture typical of a traditional luxury SUV. The 118.2-inch wheelbase delivers a front track of 66.7 inches and a rear track of 67.3 inches, giving the Urus a planted, wide-shouldered silhouette that looks planted even at rest.
The exterior color palette is extraordinary in its breadth. Standard metallic finishes include names like Bianco Icarus, Nero Helène, Grigio Keres, Rosso Anteros, and Giallo Auge, among many others. Buyers who want something truly unique can access the Ad Personam bespoke customization program, which unlocks shiny and matte palette families — including Sportiva, Contemporanea, Eclettica, Classica, and Tecnica color families — as well as a custom color request option. Matt finishes are available across multiple color families for owners who prefer a subdued, non-reflective presentation.
Exterior personalization runs deep. The Style Package Full in High Gloss Black and Style Package Full in Body Color allow buyers to darken or color-match the aerodynamic trim elements. Individual options include a Rear Lamborghini Logo in High Gloss Black or Matt Black, a Front Splitter in Body Color, Black Roof Rails, and a Panoramic Roof that features an electrically operated glass panel with a one-touch opening mechanism and an electric sunshade. Carbon fiber exterior options — including a Roof in Carbon Fiber (Shiny or Matt) and Mirror Housing in Carbon Fiber (Shiny or Matt)— are available through the Ad Personam program. Brake caliper colors span black, yellow, orange, red, green, and blue, adding a signature touch visible through the 21-inch standard alloy wheels. Optional wheel upgrades include Nath 22-inch Titanium Matt, Nath 22-inch Diamond Finished, Galanthus 23-inch Shiny Black, Galanthus 23-inch Matt Black, and several additional Ad Personam designs reaching up to 23 inches in diameter. The standard 21-inch alloys carry a front rim width of 9.5 inches and a rear rim width of 10.5 inches, wrapped in summer performance tires rated Y-speed.

How Does the 4.0 V8 PHEV SE Powertrain Deliver Performance and Capability?

A twin-turbocharged 4L V8 engine producing 612 hp and 590 lb-ft of torque sits at the heart of the SE’s powertrain, but the headline number is what happens when the rear-mounted electric motor joins the equation. The combined system output of 789 hp and 701 lb-ft— routed through a ZF 8-speed automatic transmission with steering-wheel-mounted paddle shifters and a manual mode — and distributed through full-time all-wheel drive, propels the Urus SE from 0 to 60 mph in 3.4 seconds.
The ZF transmission (code 8HP90) is the same unit found in some of the world’s most demanding performance cars, and its eight ratios are spaced to keep the V8 in its power band during hard acceleration while providing relaxed cruising gearing at highway speeds. Torque vectoring is standard, and the rear axle features an Electronic Rear Differential that actively distributes torque between the rear wheels for maximum traction and cornering stability. The suspension architecture uses independent multi-link setups front and rear, both with air springs and interactive leveling, plus an electronically controlled responsive suspension with a driver-selectable sport mode and an adjustable anti-roll bar. This combination allows the Urus SE to lower itself at speed for aerodynamic stability and raise itself for off-road use.
Driver modes adjust engine mapping, steering weight, suspension damping, and transmission shift points simultaneously, giving the driver access to distinctly different characters within the same vehicle. The approach and departure angles of 20.3 degrees each confirm that the Urus SE’s off-road credentials are genuine, not cosmetic. Ground clearance sits at 9.3 inches unladen. For buyers who want even more capability, the optional Offroad Modes with Trailer Towing Preparation package and Manual Trailer Hitch without Tow Ball extend the vehicle’s utility further. Launch control is standard, ensuring every full-throttle departure is managed for maximum traction and repeatability.
The curb weight of 5,523 lbs reflects the mass penalty of the PHEV system, but the engineering team has distributed that weight to achieve a center of gravity low enough to support the Urus SE’s dynamic ambitions. Top Gear notes that Lamborghini’s engineers have done a thorough job making this a fun, effective, and very fast SUV — a verdict that reflects the balance the SE strikes between its considerable mass and its extraordinary power reserves.

Which Interior Amenities Enhance Comfort and Luxury in the 2026 Lamborghini Urus 4.0 V8 PHEV SE?

Step inside the Urus SE and the cockpit philosophy is immediately apparent: this is a driver-focused environment that wraps occupants in leather and technology rather than wood veneers and silence. Standard leather upholstery covers both the main and additional seat surfaces, with the front sport seats offering six-way electric adjustment, two-way electric lumbar support, heating, and full memory functions for height, reach, reclining, and tilt. The seating configuration is 2+3, accommodating 5 passengers across two rows.

 

Feature

4.0 V8 PHEV SE

Seating

5

Curb weight

5,523 lbs

 

Interior color choices for the standard leather trim include Nero Ade (black), Grigio Octans (gray), Marrone Elpis (brown), Rosso Burgundy (red), and Blu Delphinus (blue) — each pairing the main seat material with matching additional leather. The instrument panel and door panels are finished in leather and alloy trim as standard, with the center floor console also carrying alloy accents. Carpet covers the load area floor, and standard floor mats are included.
Interior of a Lamborghini Urus SE with black leather, green stitching, digital displays, and a dusk coastal view. (Representative image for illustration purposes only. Actual vehicle may vary based on trim and configuration.)
Buyers who want to push the interior further can select from an extensive options list. The Fully Electric Front Seats with Ventilation and Massage option adds ventilated and massaging functions to both front seats while also incorporating electric steering wheel adjustment. Rear seat heating is a standalone option. The steering wheel itself is available in multiple configurations: standard leather-covered multi-function, leather with perforated inserts, leather with heated function, full Corsa Tex suede, and sport steering wheels with a dark chrome bezel and red marker — heated or unheated, in leather or Corsa Tex. Seatbelt colors can be specified in a remarkable range of Ad Personam hues including Bianco Polar, Grigio Octans, Marrone Elpis, Blu Amon, Giallo Taurus, Arancio Leonis, Rosso Alala, Verde Fauns, Terra Kedros, Verde Scandal, Grigio Silver, and Blu Cepheus, turning even the safety hardware into a design statement.
Interior carbon fiber trim is available in Small and Big packages, in both shiny and matt finishes, covering the instrument panel, door panels, and center floor console. The luxury inner roof upholstery is standard. An Ambient Light Package with color selection, a Sunblinds Package for the side windows, a Premium Air Quality System with air ionizer and aromatization, and a Dedication Plate through the Ad Personam program round out the interior personalization story.

What Advanced Technology and Infotainment Systems Are Included in the 2026 Lamborghini Urus 4.0 V8 PHEV SE?

The Urus SE’s cabin centers on a three-screen digital architecture. The driver faces a 12.3-inch TFT instrument cluster that is fully reconfigurable, while the center dashboard carries a primary 12.3-inch touchscreen for infotainment and a secondary 8.6-inch touchscreen lower on the center console for climate and ancillary controls. A head-up display projects key driving data onto the windscreen, keeping eyes on the road during spirited driving.
Navigation is built in, with a 12.3-inch screen, satellite view, touch control, internet data feed, and real-time traffic information. The system connects to the outside world through an embedded SIM card for WiFi and telematics, with a built-in internet browser and support for built-in apps and app control. Both wireless Apple CarPlay and wireless Android Auto are standard, and a Google virtual assistant handles voice commands. Bluetooth connectivity and a wireless charging pad are included.
The standard audio system features 8 speakers with AM/FM, digital radio, internet radio, satellite radio, and a touchscreen interface. Steering-wheel-mounted audio controls keep the driver’s hands in place. The front USB connection count is 1 for audio, with 2 USB charging ports at the front and 2 USB charging ports at the rear. A 12V power outlet is provided at both the front and in the cargo area.
For buyers who want to elevate the audio experience, two optional systems are available. The Lamborghini Sensonum Premium Sound System upgrades to a subwoofer-equipped configuration. The Advanced 3D Bang & Olufsen Sound System goes further, adding Bang & Olufsen branded speakers, a subwoofer, surround sound, and 3D audio enhancement — a concert-hall experience inside an exotic SUV.
Connected services are comprehensive. Remote services include beep/flash, find my car, remote lock/unlock, send destination to car, location sharing, geo-fencing, theft alert, vehicle diagnostics, and driving history and analysis. Telematics provides breakdown assistance and advanced auto collision notification. The optional Lamborghini Connect Vehicle Tracking System adds dedicated theft alert and tow-away alert functionality. Features on demand preparation allows for future over-the-air capability upgrades. Optional Rear Seat Entertainment extends the screen experience to rear passengers.

How Comprehensive Are the Safety and Driver Assistance Features in the 2026 Lamborghini Urus 4.0 V8 PHEV SE?

Every 4.0 V8 PHEV SE leaves the factory with a thorough suite of active and passive safety systems that cover occupant protection, collision avoidance, and autonomous driving assistance. The passive safety foundation includes front airbags for both driver and passenger, front side airbags, and side curtain airbags spanning front and rear positions. Front seat belts include pre-tensioners and height adjustment for both seating positions, and all three rear center belt positions are 3-point type. ISOFIX child seat anchors are standard. Front integrated head restraints number 2, and height-adjustable rear head restraints number 3.
On the active safety side, ABS, a brake assist system, electronic traction control, stability control, an electronic hand brake, and a hill holder are all standard. The anti-collision system activates brake lights and seat belts pre-impact, performs automatic emergency braking, brakes at low speed for front obstacles, monitors driving patterns, operates below 30 mph, detects pedestrians and cyclists, allows programmable following distance, and provides visual and acoustic warnings. Lane departure warning activates the steering to correct drift, and a blind spot monitor functions without requiring a turn signal input. The autonomous drive system achieves Level 2 partial automation with highway assist and active lane control.
Traffic sign recognition, a low tire pressure indicator, a 360-degree view camera with front, rear, and side cameras and sensors, and an emergency call system round out the standard safety package. The optional Parking Assistance Package with Remote Park Assist adds full auto park, exit, and perpendicular parking capability. The optional Night Vision system detects pedestrians and obstacles beyond headlight range. Car exit warning alerts occupants to approaching traffic when opening doors.

What Are the MSRP Prices for Each Trim of the 2026 Lamborghini Urus 4.0 V8 PHEV SE?

The 4.0 V8 PHEV SE carries a base MSRP of $276,741 with a destination charge of $3,995, bringing the as-delivered starting price to $280,736 before any options are selected.

 

Feature

4.0 V8 PHEV SE

Base MSRP

$276,741

Destination charge

$3,995

 

That entry price secures the full PHEV powertrain, all-wheel drive, the 789 hp combined output, the triple-screen infotainment architecture, wireless smartphone integration, the comprehensive active safety suite, sport front seats with heating and memory, and the standard 21-inch alloy wheels. It does not include the extensive catalog of options that Lamborghini makes available through the Ad Personam program and the standard options list.

 

Meaningful additions that buyers commonly consider include the Advanced 3D Bang & Olufsen Sound System, the Fully Electric Front Seats with Ventilation and Massage, the Parking Assistance Package with Remote Park Assist, the Panoramic Roof, the Ambient Light Package, the Premium Air Quality System, and wheel upgrades to the Galanthus 23-inch family. Carbon fiber interior packages, colored seatbelts, custom paint from the Ad Personam palette, and roof treatments in shiny black, matt black, or carbon fiber each add further to the as-configured price. Because option pricing is not publicly listed, Lamborghini Naples and Service Center can provide an accurate configured price based on the specific combination a buyer selects.

 

The Urus SE competes in a segment that includes the Ferrari Purosangue, Aston Martin DBX707, Porsche Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid, Bentley Bentayga, and BMW XM. Among those rivals, the Urus SE’s combination of 789 hp, 35-mile electric range, and 48 MPG combined represents a genuinely differentiated value proposition for buyers who want both performance and electrified efficiency.

Which Awards and Expert Reviews Highlight the 2026 Lamborghini Urus 4.0 V8 PHEV SE’s Strengths?

The Urus SE has earned significant recognition from both the automotive press and independent design authorities. The hybrid Lamborghini range earned the Red Dot Award: Product Design — Red Dot (2025), one of the most prestigious global design honors. In the same cycle, the model took home the Best Car in the Luxury SUV Category — Auto Motor und Sport (2024), the Sport Auto Award — Sport Auto (2024), the Most Popular Car Brands and Models of 2024 — Auto Illustrierte (2024), and the Dashboard of the Year — Automobile Awards (2024) — a particularly notable recognition given the Urus SE’s triple-screen cockpit architecture.
Red Dot Award (2025)
Product Design
Auto Motor und Sport (2024)
Best Car: Luxury SUV
Sport Auto (2024)
Sport Auto Award
Automobile Awards (2024)
Dashboard of the Year

Press sentiment has been consistently strong. Edmunds describes the Urus SE as delivering immense power with trick drivetrain technology that results in a seriously satisfying performance SUV. The Drive notes that while the hybrid Urus SE is not perfect, everything about it makes the driver laugh — and that, the publication argues, is precisely the point. Top Gear concludes that the SE has a lovely interior, a flamboyant exterior, and serious dynamic capability, crediting Lamborghini’s engineers for producing a fun, effective, and very fast SUV. Car and Driver has previously noted that the Urus makes the term “super-SUV” appropriate once again, demonstrating that exotic badges and massive curb weights are not synonymous with lackluster handling.

What Are the Warranty, Maintenance, and Service Details for the 2026 Lamborghini Urus 4.0 V8 PHEV SE?

The 4.0 V8 PHEV SE comes with a 36-month bumper-to-bumper vehicle warranty, a 36-month powertrain warranty, a 36-month paint warranty, and 36 months of roadside assistance coverage. The anti-corrosion warranty extends to 144 months — a 12-year structural protection commitment that reflects confidence in the vehicle’s construction quality.
The PHEV-specific coverage is notably generous. The high-voltage battery and electric systems carry an 8-year (96-month) warranty covering up to 99,420 miles — the kind of long-term protection that addresses one of the most common ownership concerns about plug-in hybrid systems. The electric systems warranty mirrors the battery coverage at 96 months and 99,420 miles.
Buyers who want to extend their coverage beyond the standard 36-month window have two factory-backed options: a Warranty Extension 4th Year(extending total coverage to 48 months) and a Warranty Extension 5th Year (extending to 60 months). These are the only warranty extension options available through the catalog data, and both are factory programs rather than third-party aftermarket products.

 

Lamborghini Naples and Service Center’s team can assist Urus SE owners with scheduled maintenance, warranty service coordination, and any questions about coverage terms. Servicing an exotic PHEV properly requires technicians familiar with both high-voltage battery systems and high-performance internal combustion drivetrains — a combination that specialized care addresses.

 

What Are Common Buyer Questions About the 2026 Lamborghini Urus 4.0 V8 PHEV SE?

 

Buyers considering the Urus SE at Lamborghini Naples and Service Center frequently arrive with the same set of practical questions. Here are the most common ones answered directly.

 

Q: Can I drive the 2026 Lamborghini Urus SE in electric-only mode for daily errands?

Yes. The 4.0 V8 PHEV SE delivers 35 miles of pure-electric range from its 25.9 kWh battery, with a maximum electric-only speed of 50 mph. That covers most urban commutes, school runs, and local errands without starting the V8. The J1772 charging port on the rear side accepts Level 1 (120V) and Level 2 (240V) charging, with a full charge taking approximately 2.5 hours on a 240V/48A circuit. The onboard charger is rated at 7.2 kW.

Q: How does the 789 hp figure break down between the combustion engine and the electric motor?

The twin-turbocharged 4L V8 produces 612 hp and 590 lb-ft of torque on its own, peaking at 6,000 rpm for power and 2,250 rpm for torque. The rear-mounted AC permanent magnet synchronous electric motor contributes 192 hp and 356 lb-ft of torque. When both power sources operate simultaneously, the combined system output reaches 789 hp and 701 lb-ft of torque. The electric motor’s location at the rear axle also improves torque distribution and cornering balance.

Q: What wheel and tire options come standard, and what upgrades are available?

The standard configuration uses 21-inch alloy wheels with a front rim width of 9.5 inches and a rear rim width of 10.5 inches, wrapped in summer performance tires rated Y-speed. Optional upgrades include Asterope 21-inch Silver or Graphite Grey rims, Nath 22-inch Titanium Matt, Nath 22-inch Diamond Finished, Nath 22-inch Titanium Matt Diamond Finished, and Galanthus 23-inch Shiny Black, Matt Black, Shiny Black Diamond Finished, and Shiny Black with Bronze Diamond Finish wheels. Performance tire upgrades include optional 22-inch PZero Corsa Tires and 22-inch Potenza Sport Tires, both Y-speed rated.

Q: Is the Urus SE available through Lamborghini Naples and Service Center, and how do I learn more?

 

Lamborghini Naples and Service Center is your local resource for the 2026 Lamborghini Urus 4.0 V8 PHEV SE. Our team can walk you through the full Ad Personam option list, discuss current availability, and arrange a test drive. You can reach us directly at (239) 990-9006, or find our showroom using our location at 5154 Tamiami Trl, E Naples, FL 34113. Whether you’re configuring from scratch or comparing the SE against other ultra-luxury SUVs, our team has the product knowledge to guide every step of the process.

 

Q: How does the Urus SE’s fuel economy compare to its non-hybrid rivals?

The 48 MPG combined EPA rating is exceptional for a vehicle producing 789 hp and weighing 5,523 lbs. Rivals such as the Ferrari Purosangue, Aston Martin DBX707, and Bentley Bentayga Speed do not offer plug-in hybrid powertrains, meaning they cannot match the Urus SE’s electric-only capability or its combined efficiency figure. The Porsche Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid is the closest direct PHEV competitor in this segment, but the Urus SE’s combined output and Lamborghini’s exotic-car identity set it apart for buyers who prioritize both performance credentials and real-world efficiency.

 

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