On the occasion of Milano Design Week 2026, Automobili Lamborghini presented the new Urus SE “Tettonero” Capsule, showcased through two versions in Viola Pasifae and Verde Mercurius. The “Tettonero” Capsule is a limited-edition Super SUV of 630 units embodying the highest expression of personalization and offering the broadest range of colors in the Super SUV segment.
The vehicle was unveiled through an immersive experience inspired by the concept of design as a process, reinforcing Lamborghini’s approach to exclusivity, innovation and customer-centric creation, as well as its leadership in performance electrification – an approach reflected in the fact that today almost 96% of Lamborghini cars are personalized with at least one Ad Personam feature.
“With the Urus SE “Tettonero” Capsule, we further showcase the role of personalization as a core element of our brand identity,” said Federico Foschini, Chief Marketing and Sales Officer of Automobili Lamborghini. “Ad Personam is not simply about configuration, but about enabling our clients to express themselves by making each car truly unique, just like they are. Today, with almost 96% of our cars personalized, we see how this approach strongly resonates with our customers, transforming each Lamborghini into an authentic expression of individuality while remaining true to our DNA.
With a production limited to 630 units, the Urus SE “Tettonero” Capsule has been developed by Lamborghini Centro Stile in close collaboration with the Ad Personam team, offering the widest range of color combination ever achieved on a Lamborghini Capsule and making the Super SUV the most customizable Urus ever. Through exclusive color combinations and bespoke interior solutions, the model transforms personalization into a defining element of identity, allowing each vehicle to become a unique expression of its owner while remaining unmistakably Lamborghini. In this context, the Urus SE “Tettonero” Capsule represents the most advanced expression of Lamborghini’s personalization philosophy within the Super SUV segment today.
Presented within the context of Milano Design Week, Lamborghini translated its design philosophy into an immersive experience where personalization and creativity converged. Rooted in a dual narrative combining the Fuorisalone theme “Be the Project” with the evocative concept of “Dream,” the event explored the idea of design as both a conscious act of creation and an emotional projection of identity. Hosted within MAGMA, an industrial space reinterpreted through Lamborghini’s visual language, the experience guided guests through a progressive and multi-sensory journey, moving from an abstract dimension of intuition and imagination into a defined and tangible expression of creativity, with the Urus SE “Tettonero” Capsule at its core, alongside the presence of the Revuelto[2] in Blu Eliadi with an Ad Personam livery in red and the Temerario[3] in Verde Citrea, representing Lamborghini’s fully hybridized lineup. This narrative reached its culmination in the unveiling moment, after which the experience continued through a culinary journey curated by Michelin-starred chef Enrico Croatti, where colors, textures and flavors evolved in harmony with the visual language of the event, each course echoing selected tones from the Urus SE “Tettonero” Capsule palette, further reinforcing the dialogue between design, personalization and sensory experience.
Light, materials, spatial composition and the culinary experience were orchestrated to shape the transition of the experience evolving from soft, atmospheric environments evoking the initial spark of a ‘dream’ to sharper, more defined spaces where form, color and detail emerged with clarity and precision. This crescendo culminated in the unveiling moment, where the two Urus SE “Tettonero” Capsule, presented in two of the six main colors – Viola Pasifae and Verde Mercurius were revealed as the final embodiment of this creative process – transforming vision into reality.
Within this broader context, Lamborghini reaffirmed its approach to design as a dynamic process, where creativity, craftsmanship and technological innovation converge to define the identity of each vehicle.
Complementing the event, the Revuelto in Blu Eliadi with Nero Ade and Blu Amon interiors and the Temerario in Verde Citrea with Nero Ade interiors were displayed in the outdoor areas, completing the brand’s fully hybridized lineup. Together, they reinforce Lamborghini’s leadership in performance electrification, positioning it as the first super sports car brand to offer a fully hybridized range, while maintaining its uncompromising approach to performance and driving emotion.
The Capsule’s exterior is defined by a bold design language where six body colors – including Bianco Asopo, Grigio Telesto, Arancio Xanto and Viola Pasifae, together with the new Giallo Tenerife and Verde Mercurius — are combined with a Nero Shiny upper body extending across the roof, pillars and details on top to the lower area, creating a strong and recognizable visual signature. These are complemented by six dedicated livery colors, enabling up to over 70 possible personalization options for liveries and interiors, and expanding the broadest color offering for a Lamborghini Capsule.
This curated palette allows customers to freely combine body and livery colors, creating distinctive contrasts and harmonies that further enhance the sculptural design of the Urus SE “Tettonero” Capsule, making each configuration a unique expression of individuality.
Additional exterior elements such as wheels up to 23”, colored brake calipers and exclusive details including the “63” logo further enhance the vehicle’s character, blending heritage with contemporary design.
Inside, the Urus SE “Tettonero” Capsule continues this dialogue between design and individuality. A Nero Ade base is enriched by a curated palette of contrast colors, combined with carbon fiber elements and premium materials such as Corsa-Tex and Dinamica. The result is a refined and immersive environment where every detail contributes to a cohesive design language, connecting exterior identity with interior expression.
