Lamborghini Urus
Family-Feud: How Lamborghini Urus SE Stacks Up Against The Porsche Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid
While both pack a similar hybrid powertrain underneath the skin, find out what makes these sports SUVs from within the VW Group, truly distinct
Lamborghini is on a roll, electrifying its lineup one model at a time. The Italian automaker kicked things off with the Revuelto, their first-ever plug-in hybrid supercar with a whopping 1,001 horsepower. Then came the Urus SE, a hybrid SUV that’s more than just a green machine - it’s a performance powerhouse. And let’s not forget the Temerario, the Huracan’s electrifying successor, boasting a brand-new V8 hybrid setup that churns out 907 horsepower.
A New Hybrid Battleground: Porsche Cayenne Vs. Lamborghini Urus
Porsche and Lamborghini make some of the most performance-focused luxury SUVs and here's how their latest, hybrid variants stack up against each other
There is an obvious hierarchy when it comes to V.A.G’s subsidiary companies. Both Porsche and Lamborghini are, brands recognized for their capable sports cars. That said, over the last two decades the two performance automakers have branched out into other formats. This is especially true for Porsche, which introduced its first SUV model – the Cayenne – way back in 2002. Lamborghini was late to the SUV bandwagon (unless you’re talking Rambo Lambo, a.k.a, the LM002), albeit not as late as its main rival, Ferrari. The Italian marque from Sant’Agata Bolognese introduced the Urus for the 2018 model year, and in 2024, it became a hybrid-only model.