And reassure prospective customers it will be a proper off-roader
With its Urus super sports SUV confirmed for December 4, Lamborghini is using the time left until the reveal to build up interest in the new model.
The automaker has released a series of videos about the various driving modes the Urus will offer, focusing on the off-road part for the moment.
While an earlier teaser video showed a Urus prototype tearing through a desert to showcase its "Sabbia" (sand) mode, the new films are about the "Neve" (snow) and "Terra" (dirt) modes.
While Urus prototypes are unleashed in the snow and on dirt roads, we get a glimpse at the SUV's digital instrument panel, which reveals a tachometer as well as off-road indicators that show the car's longitudinal and lateral inclinations relative to the ground.
We also get to see the "Anima" lever which allows the driver to toggle through all six driving modes: Strada, Sport, Corsa, Sabbia, Terra, and Neve.
Too bad most users will never take the Urus off-road to make use of the sand, dirt, and snow modes.
Well, at least the Urus looks set to become a worthy successor of the LM002 — about which you can read more here.