Some Pakistanis are nevertheless able to afford extremely expensive luxury and sports automobiles despite the country’s horrendous inflation. The most recent development was the “first” Lamborghini Urus to arrive in Pakistan at Karachi Port.
According to specifics, the exotic sports SUV was imported by Sunshine Trade Pakistan, a car importer with a base in Faisalabad that specialises in luxury and exotic SUVs. The business uploaded a video of the exact same vehicle and captioned it, “On its way to Pakistan.”
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The only SUV built by Lamborghini, the Urus, debuted internationally in December 2017. It is a midsize premium crossover SUV built on the reliable MLB Evo platform used by Volkswagen Audi Group (VAG). Other well-known luxury SUVs with the same platform include the Audi Q7, Q8, Porsche Cayenne, Bentley Bentayga, and VW Touareg.
It also sports a VAG EA-series twin-turbocharged 4.0-liter V8 petrol engine, which in the Lamborghini Urus’s instance produces 641 horsepower (hp) and 850 Newton-meters (Nm) or torque. A ZF 8-speed automated torque converter gearbox distributes power to all four wheels.
The current starting price for a Lamborghini Urus is the equivalent of Rs. 66 million (Rs. 6.6 crores). Yet, it can cost up to Rs. 80 million when all choices and accessories are included (Rs. 8 crores). Also, the cost of this super-SUV will probably exceed Rs. 150 million after taxes and tariffs (Rs. 15 crores).
It is an extremely high sum to pay for a car, even in normal circumstances.
Is it Truly “Pakistan’s First” Urus?
Nowadays, people use the phrase “Pakistan’s First” a lot without fully understanding what it means. The key distinction here is that this Lamborghini Urus is not “Pakistan’s first.”
In January 2022, the first Urus entered the country. The towing and recovery service of Jimi Tow delivered the blue super-SUV after receiving clearance from Jumbo International Clearance Agency. At the time, the SUV drew a lot of interest.