Rent a Lamborghini Urus S in Germany

20232024 from €900/day
3 variants

Lamborghini Urus S

The Urus S occupies a specific place in a serious fleet: it is the Lamborghini you can justify for reasons beyond the badge. Five real seats, a raised driving position, and enough ground clearance to shrug off a gravel hotel drive or a poorly maintained mountain pass — all wrapped around a chassis that still wants to be driven hard. On tighter alpine roads in the south, where switchbacks punish anything soft, the Urus S holds its line with a composure that most SUVs simply don't have, and on faster, open coastal stretches it settles into a cruising gait that doesn't tire the driver on longer legs.

We currently list three examples from the 2023 and 2024 model years, each maintained to the same standard and offered from €900 per day. That spread matters less for spec differences — the Urus S platform is consistent year to year — and more for availability: a car in Munich this weekend may be in Frankfurt the next, so it's worth checking which unit is free for your dates before fixing plans.

It's a car that suits people who need one vehicle to do several jobs. A business traveller can use it for an airport pickup and then a client dinner without looking like they tried too hard. A family exploring for a week can fit luggage and car seats without renting a second, duller car. A couple wanting one adventurous drive through mountain terrain can have it without sacrificing comfort on the transfer days either side. It is not a specialist's toy in the way a two-seat coupe is — it's a full-time car that happens to be capable of a very fast Sunday.

Handover is straightforward and can be arranged at a hotel, residence, or airport by agreement, with the usual paperwork — valid licence, deposit, and a walkthrough of the car's condition — completed on-site so you're driving within a short window of arrival. If your plans include a mountain or coastal route, ask in advance; local drivers on our team can suggest a sensible loop based on the season and your dates, rather than a generic list of roads.