Once "Impossible to Buy and Banned," Rare Version of Lamborghini Urus Is Now for Sale and Collectors Are Eager

Once “Impossible to Buy and Banned,” Rare Version of Lamborghini Urus Is Now for Sale and Collectors Are Eager

Written by Romário Pereira de Carvalho

Published on 07/01/2026 at 09:46

Updated on 07/01/2026 at 09:47

Nos Estados Unidos esse veículo possui apenas sete exemplares dos quarenta exclusivos (Foto: DuPont Regestry | Divulgação)

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Rare Version Of The Lamborghini Urus, Intended For Only 40 Buyers Linked To The Essenza SCV12, Returns To The United States With Few Units Available And Strong Appeal Among Luxury Automotive Collectors

One Of The Most Restricted Versions In The Recent History Of Lamborghini Has Entered The Luxury Used Car Market After duPont Registry Announced The Sale Of A Urus Performante Essenza SCV12 Edition, A Model Outside Dealerships, With Extremely Limited Production And Focus On Collectors.

Limited Offer To Selected Customers

The Acquisition Of The Urus Performante Essenza SCV12 Edition Was Offered Only To 40 Customers Who Already Owned The Essenza SCV12, A Track Hypercar Launched In 2020, With A 830 Hp V12 Engine.

The Essenza SCV12 Is Not Homologated For Use On Public Roads, A Characteristic That Reinforced The Manufacturer’s Strategy In Creating A Restricted Edition, Without Traditional Commercial Campaigns.

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Performance And Proposal Of The Special Urus

Unlike The Track Hypercar, The Urus Performante Essenza SCV12 Edition Prioritizes Everyday Use, Preserving Interior Space And Comfort Typical Of The SUV Platform.

Under The Hood, The Model Uses A 4.0-Liter Biturbo V8 Engine Tuned To Deliver 657 Hp, Replacing The Naturally Aspirated V12 Of The Essenza SCV12.

The Mechanical Set Includes An Eight-Speed ZF Automatic Transmission And A Permanent All-Wheel Drive System, Ensuring High Performance Under Different Conditions.

Exclusive Modifications Of The Announced Unit Of Lamborghini

The Unit Announced In The United States Received Relevant Aesthetic Changes, Including A Widebody Kit In Exposed Carbon Fiber Developed By Tuner 1016 Industries.

The Body Adopts An All-Black Finish In The Hue Nero Helene Metallic, Combined With 24-Inch Forged Wheels From Velos, Reinforcing The Aggressive Appearance.

Inside, The Cabin Features Alcantara, Carbon Fiber, And Essenza SCV12 Logos On The Dashboard And Sills, Confirming The Provenance Of The Displayed Vehicle.

The Odometer Registers 7,687 Miles, Equivalent To About 12,370 Km, Indicating Moderate Use By The Previous Owner, Without Signs Of Significant Wear.

Although The Price Has Not Been Disclosed By DuPont Registry, The Rarity Weighs In On The Value: The Listing Indicates That Only Seven Units Reached The North American Market, A Factor That Should Significantly Raise The Final Cost Of The Announced Model.

With Information From Autopapo.

Once “Impossible to Buy and Banned,” Rare Version of Lamborghini Urus Is Now for Sale and Collectors Are Eager

Rare Version Of The Lamborghini Urus, Intended For Only 40 Buyers Linked To The Essenza SCV12, Returns To The United States With Few Units Available And Strong Appeal Among Luxury Automotive Collectors

Limited Offer To Selected Customers

Performance And Proposal Of The Special Urus

Exclusive Modifications Of The Announced Unit Of Lamborghini

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Once “Impossible to Buy and Banned,” Rare Version of Lamborghini Urus Is Now for Sale and Collectors Are Eager

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