Lamborghini is at present engaged on a plug-in hybrid powertrain for the Urus, however we stumbled upon a very completely different sort of hybrid Urus. This one doesn’t have any electrification, as a substitute it combines a twin-turbo V8 with a six-wheel structure.

This beast has been displaying up briefly on-line over the previous few weeks and a brand new quick video on YouTube lastly provides us a better take a look at the venture. It’s a closely modified Urus with three axles and 6 wheels. The weirdest half is that there’s no open cargo mattress like a truck however a totally enclosed space with a rear hatch. The construct seems to be virtually utterly completed at this level, except for a couple of seen touches that might most likely be painted.

But that’s not simply an elongated Urus with six wheels. Many exterior parts are unique to the SUV, together with that brutal rear diffuser, the extra lip spoiler on the roof, and the prolonged wheel arches. Those wheels aren’t inventory both.

The huge query right here is: Who constructed it? Credits go to an organization known as South Florida Jeeps, which is answerable for the six-wheeled behemoth. If that title doesn’t ring a bell, this firm additionally makes Wranglers and Broncos with six wheels (see the associated hyperlinks above) below its Apocalypse Manufacturing model. We reached out to the aftermarket studio and received some juicy particulars.

The firm confirmed that the wheels on the again are literally motorized. Apocalypse Manufacturing confirmed the second and third axles work in tandem, making the Urus an much more succesful machine. The firm informed us no tweaks have been made because the inventory 4.0-liter V8 because it was potent sufficient with its 641 horsepower.