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Ferrari Purosangue vs Lamborghini Urus SE

The Ferrari Purosangue has a V12 rated at 725 cv; the Lamborghini Urus SE is a plug-in hybrid V8 with 800 CV system output. On the manufacturers' own figures the Purosangue is marginally quicker to 100 km/h (3.3 vs 3.4 s), while the Urus SE quotes the higher power output and a top speed of 312 km/h against Ferrari's “over 310 km/h”. Every number below links to the document it came from.

Yellow Ferrari Purosangue, front three-quarter view
Ferrari PurosangueV12 (single version)
Orange Lamborghini Urus SE on a show stand, front three-quarter view
Lamborghini Urus SEUrus SE (plug-in hybrid)

Photos: Alexander Migl (CC BY-SA 4.0), Oleg Yunakov (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Image credits

At a glance

Power

Ferrari Purosangue725 cv
Lamborghini Urus SE800 CV (588 kW) system output

0–100 km/h

Ferrari Purosangue3.3 s
Lamborghini Urus SE3.4 s

Top speed

Ferrari Purosangue>310 km/h
Lamborghini Urus SE312 km/h

Boot / luggage

Ferrari Purosangue473 L
Lamborghini Urus SE454 L

Specifications side by side

We compare the Ferrari Purosangue (V12, the only version) with the Lamborghini Urus SE, the plug-in hybrid. The earlier Urus S is covered only in the versions table.

Specifications: Ferrari Purosangue vs Lamborghini Urus SE. Values as published by the manufacturers; each value links to its source.
SpecificationFerrari PurosangueV12 (single version)Lamborghini Urus SEUrus SE (plug-in hybrid)
Engine6.5 L V12 (65°, 6,496 cc), naturally aspirated1“Naturally aspirated” is our reading: the press kit lists no turbochargers or electric motor.4.0 L twin-turbo V8 (3,996 cc, 620 CV) + electric motor (192 CV); plug-in hybrid, 25.9 kWh battery2
Power725 cv @ 7,750 rpm1800 CV (588 kW) system output @ 6,000 rpm2
Torque716 Nm @ 6,250 rpm1950 Nm system output3The V8 alone: 800 Nm; e-motor: 483 Nm (brochure).
0–100 km/h3.3 s13.4 s2
0–200 km/h10.6 s111.2 s2 medium confidenceThe brochure says 11.2 s, a Lamborghini news page says 11.4 s; we show the brochure value.
Top speed>310 km/h1Ferrari states “over 310 km/h” (no exact figure).312 km/h2
Transmission8-speed dual-clutch (F1 DCT)18-speed automatic2
Fuel consumption (WLTP, combined)17.3 l/100 km15.7 l/100 km + 21.4 kWh/100 km (weighted); 12.9 l/100 km with empty battery4
CO₂ emissions (WLTP)393 g/km1140 g/km (weighted, class E); class G with empty battery4
Electric range (WLTP)Not applicable: the Purosangue is a petrol V12 with no electric drive.1more than 60 km (WLTP); 25.9 kWh battery4,5
Weight2,033 kg (dry, with optional lightweight content)1Dry weight is not comparable to kerb or EU unladen weight.2,406 kg (dry); 2,505 kg (kerb)2
Length × width × height4,973 × 2,028 × 1,589 mm1Length × width × height as published; the press kit does not say whether width includes mirrors.5,123 × 2,022 × 1,638 mm2Width 2,181 mm including mirrors.
Wheelbase3,018 mm13,003 mm2
Tyres255/35 R22 front, 315/30 R23 rear1285/45 ZR21 front, 315/40 ZR21 rear2,5
Fuel tank100 L185 L5 medium confidenceSecondary source (ADAC).
Boot / luggage473 L1454 L2
Seats4155 medium confidenceOnly the ADAC catalogue states the seat count (secondary); the Lamborghini brochure pages we read do not.
Warranty2 years vehicle and paint (ADAC); 7 years scheduled maintenance included (Ferrari)1,6 medium confidenceThe warranty term comes only from the ADAC catalogue (secondary). The 7-year maintenance programme is stated by Ferrari.3 years vehicle and paint, 12 years against rust-through; 3-year European mobility warranty5 medium confidenceSecondary source (ADAC 'manufacturer data').
Service intervalEvery 20,000 km or once a year; first 7 years covered by Ferrari's maintenance programme1Lamborghini does not publish a service interval on the pages we read; ask an authorised dealer.2
PriceFerrari publishes no German list price (press kit and model page checked 27 Oct 2026). Real asking prices of new cars are in the market-price section below.1,7Lamborghini publishes no German list price for the Urus SE (checked 27 Oct 2026). Real asking prices of new cars are in the market-price section below.8

Sources

  1. Ferrari Purosangue – press kit (PDF) · Ferrari S.p.A. · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
  2. Lamborghini Urus SE – brochure 2024 (PDF) · Automobili Lamborghini · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
  3. Lamborghini Urus SE – the first plug-in hybrid Super SUV (news) · Automobili Lamborghini · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
  4. Lamborghini Urus SE – digital brochure with technical data (DE, PDF, Nov 2025) · Automobili Lamborghini · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
  5. ADAC Autokatalog – Lamborghini Urus SE (from 12/24) · ADAC · secondary source · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
  6. ADAC Autokatalog – Ferrari Purosangue · ADAC · secondary source · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
  7. Ferrari Purosangue – model page · Ferrari S.p.A. · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
  8. Lamborghini Urus SE – model page · Automobili Lamborghini · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026

Last verified: 27 Oct 2026. Sources are linked next to each table.

Where each model leads

Ferrari Purosangue leads on

  • quicker 0–100 km/h: 3.3 s vs 3.4 s
  • quicker 0–200 km/h: 10.6 s vs 11.2 s
  • larger boot: 473 L vs 454 L

Lamborghini Urus SE leads on

  • more power (headline output): 800 CV (588 kW) system output vs 725 cv
  • more torque: 950 Nm system output vs 716 Nm

Not comparable or not published

  • Top speed: Ferrari Purosangue gives only an open-ended figure, so no winner can be named.

Timeline: production years and facelifts

Ferrari Purosangue

  • Start: Unveiled 13 Sep 2022; first deliveries from Q2 20231,9
  • Updates and facelifts: No facelift found
  • Production status: In production (still listed on Ferrari's model page)7
Ferrari Purosangue: production years, updates and what changed. Each line links to its source.
WhenEventWhat changed
13 Sep 2022World unveiling1
Launch
  • First four-door, four-seat car in Ferrari's history1
  • 6.5 L V12 with 725 cv and 716 Nm; 0–100 km/h in 3.3 s1
Q2 2023First deliveries9
Launch
  • Ferrari's Q2 2023 results release reports the first Purosangue deliveries in that quarter. Regional delivery dates are not given in the official documents we read.9

Lamborghini Urus SE

  • Start: Unveiled 4 Dec 2017; deliveries from spring 201810
  • Updates and facelifts: 2022 Performante and S; 2024 Urus SE (plug-in hybrid); 2026 Urus SE Performante11,12,13,14
  • Production status: In production; no end date announced (Urus SE is on Lamborghini's model page)8
Lamborghini Urus SE: production years, updates and what changed. Each line links to its source.
WhenEventWhat changed
4 Dec 2017Urus unveiled10
Launch
  • 4.0 L twin-turbo V8 with 650 hp (CV); 0–100 km/h in 3.6 s; top speed 305 km/h10
  • Deliveries announced for spring 201810
19 Aug 2022Urus Performante11
New variant
  • Power up from 650 to 666 CV; 47 kg lighter; 0–100 km/h in 3.3 s; top speed 306 km/h11
  • Design: new carbon-fibre bonnet with air outlet, new front and rear bumpers, rear spoiler; downforce +8 %11
  • New RALLY driving mode11
29 Sep 2022Urus S12 medium confidence
Facelift / updateOnly the headline changes of the Urus S are quoted; no full change list was read.
  • 666 CV V8; new front and rear bumpers; retuned exhaust12 medium confidence Text read from a search extract of a JavaScript page, not from a saved copy.
24 Apr 2024Urus SE (plug-in hybrid, major update)13
Facelift / updateUnveiled at the Volkswagen Group Media Night on 24 Apr 2024; public world premiere at Auto China Beijing on 25 Apr 2024. A delivery start date is not stated in the sources we read.
  • Powertrain: re-engineered 4.0 V8 (620 CV, 800 Nm) plus electric motor; 800 CV and 950 Nm system output; more than 60 km electric range; torque vectoring with an electronic limited-slip differential13
  • Design: matrix LED headlights, new bumper and front grille, floating bonnet, new tailgate with connected “Y” tail-lights and new rear diffuser13
  • Interior: new 12.3-inch central touchscreen with new HMI (“Feel Like a Pilot” concept)13
  • Four new electric performance strategies; eleven driving options in total13
1 Jul 2026Urus SE Performante14
New variant
  • 812 CV and 1,000 Nm system output; 0–100 km/h in 3.3 s; top speed 312 km/h14
  • New carbon-fibre bonnet and front and rear bumpers, two rear spoilers14
  • AURA dual-chamber air suspension (new to the Urus range); Rally mode14

Dates are those of the manufacturer's announcement or press release; production start and market launch can differ. Where we did not find a date in a source, it is left out rather than guessed.

Sources

  1. Ferrari Q2 2023 results – press release (PDF) · Ferrari N.V. · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
  2. Lamborghini Urus – launch press release, 4 Dec 2017 (PDF) · Automobili Lamborghini · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
  3. Lamborghini Urus Performante – press release, 19 Aug 2022 (PDF) · Automobili Lamborghini · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
  4. Lamborghini presents the Lamborghini Urus S (news, 29 Sep 2022) · Automobili Lamborghini · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
  5. Lamborghini Urus SE makes world premiere at Auto China Beijing 2024 (media release, 25 Apr 2024) · Automobili Lamborghini (Volkswagen Group media site) · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
  6. Lamborghini Urus SE Performante: the Super SUV at its peak (news, 1 Jul 2026) · Automobili Lamborghini · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026

Other versions

Other versions of Lamborghini Urus, with their own official figures.
VersionPowerTorque0–100 km/hTop speedConsumption (WLTP, combined)Electric range (WLTP)
Urus S (predecessor, V8)3,12,15666 CV850 Nm3.5 s305 km/h14.1 l/100 kmn/a (no plug-in drive)

Sources

  1. Lamborghini Urus S – model page (history section) · Automobili Lamborghini · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026

Market prices in Germany (mobile.de snapshot, 27 Oct 2026)

Ferrari Purosangue

Basis: cars up to 100,000 km, undamaged. Older, higher-mileage cars are not shown.

Ferrari Purosangue: no official German list price published. The new-car row below shows what dealers actually ask.1,7

Catalogue report, not an official price (low confidence): ADAC lists a base price of €378,873.6 low confidence

Ferrari Purosangue: asking prices on mobile.de (Germany), checked 27 Oct 2026; cars up to 100,000 km, undamaged. Splits by variant are approximate where marked.16
SegmentLowest asking price (first registration, km)Typical (lower end of the market)
Used, up to 100,000 km€414,94901/2024, 24,999 km€430,936avg. of the 10 cheapest
New / day registration (under 500 km)Listed by a private seller.€419,00007/2026, 120 kmAverage not collected for new cars

Lamborghini Urus SE

Basis: cars up to 100,000 km, undamaged. Older, higher-mileage cars are not shown.

Lamborghini Urus SE: no official German list price published. The new-car row below shows what dealers actually ask.8

Press report, not an official price (low confidence): Auto Bild quotes “at least €261,500”.17 low confidence

Lamborghini Urus SE: asking prices on mobile.de (Germany), checked 27 Oct 2026; cars up to 100,000 km, undamaged. Splits by variant are approximate where marked.16
SegmentLowest asking price (first registration, km)Typical (lower end of the market)
Urus 2018–2021 (used)approximate split€134,99902/2019, 75,500 km€173,203avg. of the 10 cheapest
Urus S / Performante 2022–2024 (used)approximate split€186,90006/2022, 60,500 km€201,331avg. of the 10 cheapest
Urus SE 2024 and newer (plug-in hybrid) (used)approximate splitThe average of 10 includes cars with under 500 km.€277,90005/2025, 29,006 km€286,136avg. of the 10 cheapest
New / day registration (under 500 km)€274,295Average not collected for new cars
  • This is a snapshot of asking prices in mobile.de listings on 27 Oct 2026, not transaction prices. Sellers often negotiate.
  • Basis for every block: cars up to 100,000 km, undamaged. We left out sponsored ads, damaged, accident or repaired cars, cars that are not roadworthy, NETTO-only listings, export offers and leasing takeovers.
  • “Typical” is the average asking price of the N cheapest listings that passed these filters. It describes the lower end of the market, not the median of all listings.
  • “New / day registration” means listings under 500 km: new cars, demonstrators and day registrations (Tageszulassung). The lowest one can be a private seller.
  • Splits by generation or variant use registration year, fuel type and listing title, so they are approximate and some listings may be mis-tagged.
  • Groups marked “being updated” could not be collected on 27 Oct 2026 because mobile.de blocked further requests. We show no older figures for them, because those included cars with far more than 100,000 km.
  • Prices change daily and we give no guarantee. Check the live listings on mobile.de before you decide.

Sources

  1. mobile.de – used and new car listings, Germany (search snapshot, 27 Oct 2026; cars up to 100,000 km, undamaged) · mobile.de · secondary source · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
  2. Auto Bild – Lamborghini Urus (model overview) · Auto Bild · secondary source · retrieved 27 Oct 2026

Who is each one for?

[EDITOR PLACEHOLDER: this section needs an author with hands-on experience. Left empty on purpose rather than filled with invented opinions.]

Limits of this comparison

  • Figures are manufacturer claims measured under their own test conditions; real-world results differ.
  • Specifications and test procedures differ by market (for example DIN, EU unladen or dry weight). Where documents differ, we show the value from the document named in the source link.
  • We have not driven or tested these cars. This page contains no driving impressions, reliability ratings or owner reviews.
  • A row marked “not published” means we did not find the value in the documents listed; it may exist elsewhere.

Frequently asked questions

How much horsepower does a Lamborghini Urus have?

The current Urus SE (plug-in hybrid) is rated at 800 CV (588 kW) system output: a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 with 620 CV plus an electric motor with 192 CV. Earlier Urus versions are not covered here.

Sources: Lamborghini Urus SE – brochure 2024 (PDF)

How much is a Lamborghini Urus?

Lamborghini publishes no German list price for the Urus SE (checked 27 Oct 2026). In the mobile.de snapshot of 27 Oct 2026 (asking prices in Germany, cars up to 100,000 km, undamaged) used Urus S/Performante cars start at €186,900, used Urus SE cars at €277,900 and new Urus SE cars at €274,295. Auto Bild reports “at least €261,500” for the SE (press report, not official). Details and limits are in the market-price section.

Sources: Lamborghini Urus SE – model page · mobile.de – used and new car listings, Germany (search snapshot, 27 Oct 2026; cars up to 100,000 km, undamaged) · Auto Bild – Lamborghini Urus (model overview)

How much is a Ferrari Purosangue?

Ferrari states no price in the Purosangue press kit or on its model page (checked 27 Oct 2026). In the mobile.de snapshot of 27 Oct 2026 (asking prices in Germany, cars up to 100,000 km, undamaged) used cars start at €414,949; new or near-new cars start at €419,000 (a private seller). ADAC's catalogue lists a base price of €378,873 (not an official price). Details and limits are in the market-price section.

Sources: Ferrari Purosangue – press kit (PDF) · Ferrari Purosangue – model page · mobile.de – used and new car listings, Germany (search snapshot, 27 Oct 2026; cars up to 100,000 km, undamaged) · ADAC Autokatalog – Ferrari Purosangue

How fast is the Ferrari Purosangue?

Ferrari quotes 0–100 km/h in 3.3 s, 0–200 km/h in 10.6 s and a top speed above 310 km/h.

Sources: Ferrari Purosangue – press kit (PDF)

Is the Lamborghini Urus SE a hybrid?

Yes. It is a plug-in hybrid with a 25.9 kWh battery; Lamborghini cites more than 60 km of electric driving (manufacturer claim).

Sources: Lamborghini Urus SE – the first plug-in hybrid Super SUV (news) · Lamborghini Urus SE – brochure 2024 (PDF)