There is something pretty special about a car rendering. They allow the artist's imagination to run riot and produce something truly spectacular. They can range from speculative renderings of upcoming models, or potentially take an existing car and turn it into something absolutely wild and crazy. Have you ever thought about an Arctic Lamborghini? Probably not, but someone else has. Automotive artist Abimelec Design has created something very special indeed—an Arctic Truck rendering of the Lamborghini Urus, one of the fastest and most powerful SUVs currently available. This rendering adds another extreme element to an already extreme vehicle.
This Extreme Urus Isn't Afraid Of Snow
Abimelec Design has done similar renderings in the past to other SUVs, namely the Rolls-Royce Cullinan and the Bentley Bentayga. This is a smaller car to those two, but still no less extreme than them. In terms of color, Aibmelec has created a Countach-inspired color scheme for the car with wicked Bronze wheels, Red paint, and a gorgeous Tan leather interior to perfectly compliment the exterior. But it is more the extra external details that make this such a wild-looking ride, although we have to admit the red is pretty devilish!
Boast Big Balloon Tires
What of those extra details then? Well, look at the tires the Urus is now fitted with big balloon tires, perfect for distributing the weight over a wide surface, spreading the load over potentially thin arctic ice. They are also ideal for tackling the snow. On top of the SUV is a roof rack that will carry everything you need. There are some fuel cans, a spare tire, and some provisions that could potentially be carried up there too.
Also Takes Inpsiration From The Epic LM002 Off-Roader
However, to avoid them being frozen, it is perhaps best for them to be in the trunk of the vehicle. Inspiration has also been taken from Lamborghini’s rather epic off-roader, the LM002. The fender flares are one example of the Urus taking inspiration from the LM002. They are housing the massive wheels and tires, giving the SUV a rather different stance compared to any of the real models currently on sale. If Top Gear was to ever recreate the legendary arctic special they did several years ago, they would surely have to consider this rather awesome vehicle to take up the challenging task. It’s a shame it’s only a render!
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