Inside Brabus’s Most Extreme Lamborghini Urus Yet

If subtlety has ever crossed Brabus’s mind, it didn’t stay long.

The German tuner has unveiled its first-ever Lamborghini builds: the Brabus 900 Mint and the Brabus 900 Superblack, two extreme interpretations of the Lamborghini Urus SE that push power, presence and personality to their absolute limits. Both are unapologetically bold, aggressively styled and engineered to outperform an already outrageous super SUV.

The most eye-catching of the pair is, without question, the 900 Mint. Finished head-to-toe in a vivid Mint Green, the SUV wears the colour across almost every visible surface—from its reworked body panels to its 24-inch Brabus Monoblock wheels. Only the grille, glazing and lighting elements escape the monochrome treatment. The dramatic finish is paired with a comprehensive carbon-fibre aero kit designed not just for visual impact, but to maximise downforce at speed.

For buyers who prefer menace over mint, the 900 Superblack takes a stealthier approach. The body is cloaked almost entirely in black, contrasted by exposed carbon fibre on the most aggressive elements of the body kit. It’s a darker, more restrained take—but no less intimidating.

Inside, restraint still isn’t part of the brief. Brabus has reworked the cabin with its signature maximalist approach, upholstering nearly every surface in premium leather. Both front and rear seats feature the brand’s distinctive “Ellipse” quilting pattern, while colourways mirror the exterior choices. The 900 Mint is trimmed in Stone Mint leather to match its bodywork, while the 900 Superblack opts for black leather accented with Alcantara for a more understated—but still unmistakably Brabus—finish.

Beneath the dramatic styling lies serious performance. Brabus has extensively reworked the Urus SE’s plug-in hybrid 4.0-litre twin-turbocharged V8, increasing output from an already formidable 789 hp and 701 lb-ft of torque to a staggering 900 hp and 775 lb-ft.

The result is supercar-rivalling performance: 0–60 mph in just 3.2 seconds and a top speed of 194 mph—figures that remain startling, even by Lamborghini standards.

Naturally, exclusivity comes at a price. The Brabus 900 Mint starts at €583,070 (approximately $690,000), while the slightly less extroverted 900 Superblack begins at €439,000 (around $520,000).

For collectors who believe the standard Urus simply isn’t enough, Brabus has delivered exactly what it does best: excess, engineered to perfection.