Ram Kapoor buys luxe Lamborghini Urus SE SUV worth over Rs 4.5 crores, fans say, ‘New car for his sleek new look'. Watch
The Instagram handle of carcrazy.india shared a few pictures of Ram Kapoor posing with his shiny new ride. '@iamramkapoor recently got himself a Lamborghini Urus SE!! Finished in Verde Gea with a black leather interior and orange accents, this is quite a good spec. Wishing him many many Happy miles with this new beast,' the caption read.
In one of the photos, he can also be seen posing happily while sitting in the driving seat of the car. It looks like the actor has opted for the Verde Gea (matte olive green) paint for the Lamborghini, while the cabin has bold black and orange shades. Such specifications are known to be a rare and premium configuration, mostly seen in grand top-quality luxury garages.
Fans also reacted to the latest addition in his car collection. 'Ram Kapoor in driver's seat,' wrote one, while another said, 'Sleek new car for his sleek new look'.
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The Lamborghini Urus SE has a 4.0-litre, twin-turbocharged V8 engine powering through 620 hp and 800 Nm on its own. It also has a plug-in hybrid system which functions with a 25.9kWh lithium-ion battery pack. The electric motor is used in the hybrid system in the 8-speed torque converter automatic gearbox, leading up to a total output of 800 hp and 950 Nm. His Lamborghini model has sleek LED headlights, new LED DRLs, and an upgraded front fascia. The rear design is the same but with an added new rear bumper.
Ram Kapoor is a car enthusiast and is known for owning luxury vehicles. He already owns an exotic car collection of Porsche 911, Porsche 911 Turbo S, Ferrari Portofino M, Range Rover Autobiography, Mercedes-AMG G 63, and more. On the professional front, he will next be seen in a detective show, Mistry. It will be out on JioHotstar on June 27.
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