Car and Driver calls the Lamborghini Urus a 'super-SUV' that genuinely earns the Raging Bull badge. In its instrumented road test, it measured 0-60 mph in 3.1 seconds for the Urus Performante and a quarter-mile in the low 11-second range. The review praised the twin-turbo V8's ferocious mid-range punch, sharp rear-axle steering, and adaptive air suspension, while noting drawbacks such as an astronomical price, appalling fuel economy, rapid tire wear, and a cabin borrowing heavily from Audi. The bottom line: the Urus is the most thrilling and practical family hauler money can buy.

Motor Trend subjected the Urus to its full instrumented testing and recorded a 0-60 mph time of 3.1 seconds and an 11.3-second quarter-mile, making it the quickest internal-combustion SUV the magazine had tested at the time. Highlights included the 641-hp twin-turbo V8's savage response, rapid-fire eight-speed automatic, and all-wheel-drive launch system. The review also noted the dynamic arsenal of active anti-roll bars, rear-wheel steering, and torque vectoring, but criticized the restless low-speed ride and artificial-feeling brake-by-wire pedal. The verdict: the Urus defined the modern super-SUV category and proved Lamborghini could build something ferociously fast and genuinely practical.