ShopThe Lamborghini Urus did what no raging bull had done before: it sold. The 641 hp super-SUV more than doubled Lamborghini’s annual volume, funded the V12 flagships, and put the badge in school pickup lines worldwide. Scopione carries 2 carbon fiber cockpit parts for the Urus – a steering wheel cover and paddle shifters, both fitting every variant from 2018 through 2026 – in hand-laid 2×2 3K twill-weave carbon fiber with UV-resistant clear coat.
Introduction: The Bull That Built the Company
Lamborghini revealed the Urus in December 2017 and changed its own arithmetic overnight. Before the Urus, Sant’Agata built a few thousand cars a year for a few thousand buyers; after it, annual deliveries crossed 10,000 for the first time in company history (2023), and the SUV became the best-selling Lamborghini model ever made. The formula was pragmatic underneath the theater: VW Group’s MLB Evo platform – shared with the Bentley Bentayga and Porsche Cayenne – wearing Lamborghini design, a 641 hp twin-turbo V8, and chassis hardware that made 4,900 lbs corner like something half its size.
Purists grumbled, then noticed the consequences. The Urus’s volume underwrote the Aventador’s successor program and the Huracan’s long V10 finale – the same pattern the Cayenne set when it saved Porsche two decades earlier. Every exotic brand’s SUV since has followed the trail the Urus proved at scale.
Scopione’s Urus coverage lives where the driver does: the cockpit. A carbon-fiber steering wheel cover and paddle shifters fit every variant of the model’s run, matching the factory carbon most Uruses already carry inside.
Urus, Urus S, Performante & SE (2018–Present)
Every Urus runs the VW Group 4.0L twin-turbo V8 in Lamborghini tune, an 8-speed ZF automatic, and AWD with active torque vectoring, rear-wheel steering, and active roll stabilization. Drive modes span Strada through Corsa plus off-road settings – Neve standard, Sabbia and Terra with the off-road package – and the badge treats them seriously enough to have built a Rally mode into the Performante.
- Urus (2018–2022; US from MY2019) – The 641 hp original. 627 lb-ft from 2,250 rpm, 190 mph, and the sales chart that rewrote Sant’Agata’s future.
- Urus S (2022–present; US from MY2023) – The 657 hp refresh with revised styling and standard content.
- Urus Performante (2022–present) – 657 hp, roughly 104 lbs lighter, steel springs replacing the air suspension, aggressive aero, and the Pikes Peak production-SUV record (10:32.064, 2022) to prove the point.
- Urus SE (2024–present) – The 789 hp plug-in hybrid with a 25.9 kWh battery and electric-only running – the most powerful Urus yet.
| Model | Power | Original MSRP | Current Market |
|---|---|---|---|
| Urus (2019–2022 MY) | 641 hp | ~$200,000 | $120,000–$240,000 (early cars lowest) |
| Urus Performante | 657 hp | $260,676 | $260,000–$320,000 |
| Urus SE | 789 hp | ~$258,000 | Near sticker |
Period testing put the original at 3.1–3.5 seconds to 60 mph depending on surface and spec – supercar numbers from a family truck. The deeper achievement was ordinary: the Urus commutes, tows, and winters, and its owners actually use it. That normality, not the horsepower, is what changed Lamborghini.
Carbon Fiber and the Urus
Lamborghini sells the Urus with carbon fiber nearly everywhere the options list reaches: exterior styling packages, engine bay covers, and a cockpit where CF trim is closer to expectation than option. The Performante goes further – its hood, splitter, diffuser, and rear wing lean on composites as standard identity, part of how it sheds those 104 lbs.
The aftermarket follows the factory’s lead at friendlier prices. Urus owners upgrade in the cabin first – the wheel, the paddles, the trim the driver touches on every drive – because that is where Lamborghini’s own Ad Personam program concentrates its carbon, and where the difference is felt rather than parked. Exterior CF tends to arrive through the factory packages; cockpit carbon is where replacement parts earn their keep. And the paddles get touched on every single shift. The wheel, every single mile.
Scopione’s two Urus pieces follow exactly that logic: direct replacement steering wheel cover and paddle shifters in hand-laid 2×2 3K twill-weave CF with UV-resistant clear coat, matching the diagonal weave of the factory’s own carbon trim. One fitment window covers the whole model run – 2018 through 2026, every variant – because the wheel architecture carries across them.
Legacy: The LM002’s Revenge
Lamborghini had built an SUV before – the V12-powered LM002 of 1986–1993, a military-project descendant that sold a few hundred units and became a cult object. The Urus is its revenge: the same improbable idea executed with VW Group discipline, at a moment when the market finally wanted it.
The commercial verdict is history now. The Urus proved the super-SUV formula at scale, and its profits carried Lamborghini’s combustion flagships across the electrification gap – the Revuelto exists on the Urus’s balance sheet. The used market treats it accordingly: as a luxury vehicle, not a collectible. Early cars have absorbed their steepest depreciation – clean 2019–2020 examples now trade from roughly $120,000–$165,000 – opening Lamborghini ownership at prices the supercars never visit, while the Performante holds the enthusiast tier. For platform kinship, look to the Bentley Continental GT’s corner of the VW Group – the Bentayga sibling shares the Urus’s bones.
The SE hybrid points at the model’s future. Whatever badge purity meant in 2017, the argument is over.
Scopione: Carbon Fiber Parts for the Urus
Scopione’s Urus catalog contains 2 carbon fiber cockpit products, both direct replacements fitting all variants from 2018 through 2026. Each uses hand-laid 2×2 3K twill-weave carbon fiber with a UV-resistant clear coat and carries Scopione’s 12-month limited warranty against delamination. They share the Scopione Lamborghini shop page with the Gallardo, Huracan, and Aventador lines.
What Scopione Offers for the Urus
| Part | Fitment | Type | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steering Wheel Cover | 2018–2026, all variants | Direct replacement | $430 (sale) / $650 |
| Steering Wheel Paddle Shifters | 2018–2026, all variants | Direct replacement | $430 (sale) / $650 |
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Fitment Notes
- One window, every variant – the Urus wheel architecture spans the original, S, Performante, and SE, so both parts fit 2018–2026 without variant-specific versions.
- Urus wheels only – neither part transfers to Huracan, Aventador, or other Lamborghini steering wheels.
- One wheel design, not all of them – the Urus was offered with more than one factory steering wheel, and both parts are cut for the design shown in the product photos. Compare your own wheel against those images before ordering; they will not fit other steering wheel types.
- Both are direct replacements installed in place of the factory trim – not overlay covers.
- The paired set matches the factory carbon cockpit packages; owners of Ad Personam interiors can confirm weave orientation against product photos before ordering.
Urus Market Pricing & Carbon Fiber Investment
The Urus market behaves like the luxury SUV it is: lease cycles, spec-driven pricing, and depreciation that rewards the second owner. Cockpit carbon serves this market well – it renews the highest-touch surfaces on cars that actually accumulate miles.
| Variant | Original MSRP | Current Market Range | Top Upgrade |
|---|---|---|---|
| Urus (2019–2022 MY) | ~$200,000 | $120,000–$240,000 | Wheel cover ($430) |
| Urus S (2023+) | $233,263 | $230,000–$280,000 | Paddle shifters ($430) |
| Urus Performante | $260,676 | $260,000–$320,000 | Paddle shifters ($430) |
Pricing Factors That Affect Urus Values
- Specification depth – well-specified cars sell faster and hold up better, though option spend itself is rarely recouped; Ad Personam paint is a taste bet, not an investment.
- Performante status – the lighter, sharper variant holds value best and anchors the enthusiast market.
- Mileage tolerance – Uruses get driven; service history outweighs the odometer in a way Lamborghini’s supercars never allowed.
- Early-car depreciation – 2018–2020 cars have bottomed hardest, making them the value entry to the badge.
Ownership Costs
No Lamborghini has ever been cheaper to keep, and that is a platform statement: MLB Evo commonality with the VW Group keeps annual service at $1,500–$3,000. The real money is consumables – OEM 23-inch Pirelli sets run $4,000–$5,000+ (non-OEM alternatives roughly half that) and carbon-ceramic brakes eventually bill like the supercars’ – and the known age-related item is early-car air suspension components. The twin-turbo V8’s record across the VW Group is solid; these engines work harder in lighter cars elsewhere.
Frequently Asked Questions
What carbon fiber parts does Scopione offer for the Lamborghini Urus?
Two cockpit parts: a direct replacement steering wheel cover ($430 sale / $650 original) and paddle shifters ($430 sale / $650 original), both in hand-laid 2×2 3K twill-weave carbon fiber fitting every Urus variant from 2018 through 2026. Browse them on the Scopione Lamborghini page alongside the Gallardo, Huracan, and Aventador catalogs.
Do Scopione Urus parts fit the Urus S, Performante, and SE?
Yes. The steering wheel architecture carries across the whole model run, so both parts fit the original Urus (2018–2022), Urus S, Performante, and SE through 2026. They are Urus-specific – the fitment does not transfer to other Lamborghini steering wheels.
Is the Lamborghini Urus a good investment?
No – and that is precisely the buying opportunity. The Urus depreciates like the luxury SUV it is: clean 2019–2020 cars now trade from roughly $120,000–$165,000 after absorbing their steepest losses, opening Lamborghini ownership at a discount the supercars never offer. The Performante is the variant most likely to hold enthusiast value long-term. Buy one to drive; the collectibles live elsewhere in the showroom.
What does it cost to maintain a Lamborghini Urus?
Annual service runs $1,500–$3,000 – VW Group platform commonality makes the Urus the cheapest Lamborghini to keep. Budget separately for consumables: OEM 23-inch Pirelli tires at $4,000–$5,000+ per set, eventual carbon-ceramic brake service, and air suspension components on early cars as they age. Service history matters more than mileage on a vehicle this usable.
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