Lamborghini Urus Turned Into a ‘Batmobile’ With Venuum Furioso Extreme Body Kit

Dubai-based tuning house Venuum has unveiled the Lamborghini Urus Furioso — a radically reworked crossover with a wide body, a massive aero kit and an almost entirely black finish. Its sharp lines and aggressive proportions have already drawn comparisons to the Batmobile.

The main changes are concentrated on the exterior. The Furioso gets a new bulging hood, a redesigned front bumper, a large splitter with side elements, widened wheel arches and an enlarged rear diffuser. The rear also gains extra aero parts and a massive spoiler.

The published photos show that the vehicle’s ground clearance has been reduced and the stock wheels replaced with larger ones. The matte or satin black finish plays up the resemblance to a superhero car.

That said, Venuum has not yet disclosed the Furioso’s technical specifications. It is unclear whether the powertrain was modified, which Urus version served as the base, and whether the suspension changed beyond the visible drop in ride height.

Technical specs remain a mystery for now

That is an important caveat, since different versions of the Lamborghini Urus differ noticeably under the skin.

The current Urus SE packs a twin-turbocharged 4.0-liter V8 and an electric motor. The hybrid system’s combined output is 800 hp and 950 Nm, with a 0–100 km/h sprint in 3.4 seconds.

In the summer of 2026, Lamborghini unveiled the even more powerful Urus SE Performante. Its hybrid system produces 812 hp and 1,000 Nm, delivering a 0–100 km/h time of 3.3 seconds and a top speed of 312 km/h.

Still, the Furioso’s specs cannot yet be tied to either version — Venuum has not said which modification underpins the car shown.

Price and production run not announced

The Furioso continues Venuum’s series of extreme projects. The tuning house has previously shown a reworked Rolls-Royce Dawn called Eros and its own take on the Lamborghini Revuelto.

According to Auto Plus, the new Urus Furioso currently exists primarily as a design study.

The price of the body kit, the start of sales, the production run and the option to order individual parts have not been disclosed. It is also unknown whether Venuum plans to sell the Furioso as a complete car or offer a modification kit to existing Urus owners.

For now, the Furioso is best seen as a radical visual project: Venuum has completely changed the character of the Urus’s exterior, but it is keeping the technical side of the car under wraps.