The Lamborghini Urus widebody kit market just met its new benchmark. Urban Automotive, the bespoke UK-based modifier, has officially pulled the silk off its latest masterpiece: the Urus SE Widetrack. Making a simultaneous global debut in Milton Keynes and Las Vegas, this carbon fiber powerhouse represents a ground-up reimagining of Lamborghini’s latest electrified Super SUV.
For enthusiasts seeking the ultimate Lamborghini Urus widebody kit, Urban’s “OEM+” philosophy offers a sophisticated alternative to more eccentric tuners. By blending Italian heritage with British engineering, the SE Widetrack delivers an aggressive stance without sacrificing the base vehicle’s DNA.
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The Design Philosophy: 10,000 Hours of Precision
Urban Automotive did not just slap on fender flares. The development of this conversion took over 10,000 hours of in-house design. The goal was to create a silhouette that feels like a factory “hardcore” edition.
“Our Urus SE Widetrack styling programme is the most technically sophisticated build we have ever produced,” says Matthew Welch, Managing Director of Urban Automotive.
Key Specifications and Features
The “Widetrack” moniker is not just for show. Here is how the Urban conversion transforms the Urus SE:
- Width Increase: Broadened by 40mm via six-piece carbon fiber extensions.
- Visual Enhancements: Exposed carbon fiber accents and 3D-printed inlays.
- Wheels: Fitted with Urban-Vossen UV-1R forged wheels.
- Exhaust: Quad billet exhausts with custom outer accent detailing.
- Price: Conversions start from £51,800 (fitted).
Carbon Fiber Craftsmanship: Front to Back
At the front, a three-piece carbon fiber splitter with canard end planes sets a dominant tone. However, the centerpiece is the replacement carbon fiber bonnet. It features a functional “bull nose” vent inspired by the legendary Aventador SVJ, utilizing 3D-printed hex-pattern inlets.
Moving to the side profile, the Lamborghini Urus widebody kit integrates a subtle nod to the past. The sill extensions feature aero elements that pay homage to the legendary Lamborghini Miura’s iconic air intakes.
Rear Aerodynamics and Stance
The rear transformation is equally dramatic:
- Double-Vented Diffuser: A full replacement bumper in exposed carbon fiber.
- Double-Stacked Spoiler: A visual carbon fiber wing that sits atop the factory spoiler for a high-downforce aesthetic.
- UA Branding: Discreet logos integrated into the 3D-printed hex patterns.
What This Means for Drivers
For owners of the new Urus SE, this kit solves the “commonality” problem of luxury SUVs. It provides a level of exclusivity usually reserved for limited-run hypercars. While the performance of the hybrid powertrain remains staggering, the Urban Widetrack ensures the visual presence finally matches the 800hp output.
Pros and Cons of the Urban SE Widetrack
| Pros | Cons |
| Hand-crafted carbon fiber produced in the UK | Significant investment over base vehicle price |
| Retains OEM parking sensors and tech | Increased width may challenge tight city parking |
| Unique heritage cues (SVJ and Miura) | High demand may lead to lead times |
Final Verdict
The Urban Automotive SE Widetrack is more than just a Lamborghini Urus widebody kit; it is a structural tribute to Lamborghini’s history. For those in Las Vegas or London looking to stand out, the Inozetek Gloss Pearlescent Pearl Marigold wrap shown at launch proves that Urban is not afraid to be bold.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Lamborghini Urus widebody kit affect the factory warranty?
Urban Automotive uses an “OEM+” approach, meaning components are designed to integrate with original mounting points. However, we recommend checking with your local dealer regarding specific bodywork warranty terms.
How much wider is the Urus with the Widetrack kit?
The Urban Automotive Widetrack kit increases the vehicle’s width by 40mm, providing a more muscular stance and allowing for wider, more aggressive wheel fitments.
Is the carbon fiber used in the kit structural?
While the kit is primarily aerodynamic and aesthetic, Urban Automotive produces its carbon fiber in-house in the UK to high-performance standards, ensuring durability and weight savings over standard plastic components.
