Recently, overseas media captured spy shots of the Lamborghini Urus SE Performante undergoing road testing near the Arctic Circle in Sweden. The new model features a more aggressive exterior, equipped with carbon fiber wheel arches, a larger fixed rear wing, and redesigned rear air vents, along with a large-diameter carbon-ceramic braking system—hinting at a significant power upgrade. Reports suggest the vehicle will likely retain the hardcore chassis technologies from the Performante variant, including a fixed-rate coil spring suspension and a rear-biased all-wheel-drive system, to counteract the added weight from the hybrid battery pack and enhance handling dynamics. The current Urus SE already delivers a combined output of 789 horsepower, but the Urus SE Performante is expected to push that figure to approximately 850 horsepower through a high-output V8 engine working in tandem with an electric motor, making it the most powerful production SUV in Lamborghini’s history.