The Urus is Lamborghini's best-selling model, and it has come in four main versions: the original car, the Urus S, the Performante and the plug-in hybrid Urus SE. Because buyers see so many of them, offers are driven by version, model year, mileage and specification, so the first job is making sure every buyer is pricing your exact car.
Buyers know the Urus well, which means the details that set your car apart, such as options, service history and remaining warranty, are what move an offer. This page is specific to the Urus. For other Lamborghinis and the full comparison of ways to sell, see the main Lamborghini guide.
At a glance
- Most sought after
- The Performante and the Urus SE, plus low-mile original cars with a strong option list.
- Most important check
- Brake and tire condition. Carbon ceramic brakes and large performance tires are costly to renew.
- Common question
- How fast it depreciates. So many have been built that buyers always have alternatives.
- Best route
- Specialist exotic buyers or a Lamborghini dealer trade-in for most cars. Auction for rare specs.
Which Urus do you have?
Urus (original)
2018–2022The first version, with a twin-turbo V8 and air suspension. It is the most common Urus by far, so mileage, options and service history decide where an offer lands.
Capsule editions
Factory color and trim packages offered on the original Urus. A documented Capsule car can stand out from the many standard cars on the market.
Urus S
2022–2024Replaced the original with more power and updated styling while keeping the air suspension. Buyers compare it closely with the Performante of the same years.
Urus Performante
2022–2024Lighter and lower, with steel springs in place of air suspension and a Rally driving mode. Buyers check for hard use and should know the ride is firmer than the S.
Urus SE
2024–presentThe plug-in hybrid that took over from the S and Performante. Buyers check remaining factory warranty, maintenance coverage and the charging equipment.
What Urus buyers check first
- Option listThe panoramic roof, Bang & Olufsen sound, head-up display, driver-assistance packages and wheel choice separate one Urus from the next. A window sticker or build sheet lets buyers credit them.
- Mileage and useMany Urus are daily driven, so low-mileage cars stand out. Curb rash on large wheels and worn interiors get priced in quickly.
- Brakes and tiresCarbon ceramic brakes and large performance tires are expensive to replace. Recent replacement with receipts helps; worn parts become a deduction.
- Warranty and maintenanceRemaining factory warranty or a Lamborghini warranty extension matters on a high-volume car. Carscoops reported in October 2025 that the Urus SE includes five years of scheduled maintenance (see our Lamborghini maintenance cost guide).
- Accident and paint historyA clean history report and original paint matter more on a model where buyers have plenty of other cars to choose from.
Where to sell an Urus
Most Urus (original and Urus S)
Specialist exotic buyers with nationwide enclosed pickup, or a Lamborghini dealer trade-in if you are buying another car. The Urus is the easiest Lamborghini to compare, so offers can be firm quickly. See how it works.
Performante and Urus SE
A Lamborghini dealer looking for certified pre-owned stock, or a specialist buyer. Late cars with remaining warranty and maintenance coverage suit dealers well.
Rare specs and very low-mile cars
Enthusiast auctions such as Bring a Trailer and Cars & Bids can work for unusual colors, Capsule editions and very low-mile examples. Most standard cars do better with a firm offer.
Every route, compared side by side, is in the Lamborghini guide. Still paying off a loan or lease? See selling a Lamborghini with a loan or lease.
Documents that add value
- Window sticker or build sheet listing factory options
- Lamborghini dealer service records
- Warranty, warranty extension and maintenance coverage documents
- Receipts for brake and tire replacement
- Both keys, owner's books and, on an SE, the charging cable
Common questions
How fast does a Urus depreciate?
Faster than most Lamborghinis, because so many are built. According to iSeeCars, a new Urus loses 14.6% after three years, 34.2% after five and 69.9% after ten. You can run your own numbers with our depreciation calculator.
Does the included maintenance on a Urus SE help resale?
It can. Carscoops reported in October 2025 that the Urus SE includes five years of scheduled maintenance. Ask a Lamborghini dealer to confirm what remains on your car, then show it to buyers. More in our Lamborghini maintenance cost guide.
Should I trade my Urus in or sell it outright?
If you are buying another Lamborghini, a dealer trade-in is simple and may lower the sales tax on your next car in many states. Otherwise, compare dealer, specialist and auction offers for the same car. See how it works.
What is my Urus worth?
It depends on version, model year, miles and options. Our guide to how much a Lamborghini costs covers the market, and two or three offers for your exact car are the fastest check.